| Possible Interactions
with: Jamaica Dogwood |
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| Also listed as:
Piscidia erythrina; Piscidia
piscipula |
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Although there are no known scientific reports of interactions between
Jamaica dogwood and conventional medications, this herb may intensify the
sedative effects of some drugs used for insomnia or anxiety (collectively
referred to as central nervous system depressants). Therefore, if you take
medicines for sedation or anxiety, you should check with your physician before
using Jamaica dogwood. |
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