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Table of Contents > Herbs > Feverfew > SideEffects
Herbs with Similar Side Effects as: Feverfew
Below is a list of side effects for this herb along with herbs with similar side effects.

 
allergic reaction
Calendula
Celery Seed
Echinacea
Garlic
German Chamomile
Goldenrod
Lavender
Roman Chamomile
Rosemary
St. John's Wort
Yarrow

anxiety/nervousness
American Ginseng
Asian Ginseng
Ephedra
Valerian

bleeding
Ginkgo Biloba

diarrhea
American Ginseng
Asian Ginseng
Black Cohosh
Cat's Claw
Goldenseal
Green Tea
Lobelia
Milk Thistle
Peppermint

mouth irritation
Dandelion
Goldenseal

nausea and vomiting
American Ginseng
Arnica
Asian Ginseng
Barberry
Black Cohosh
Ephedra
Evening Primrose
German Chamomile
Goldenseal
Gotu Kola
Green Tea
Hawthorn
Kava Kava
Lavender
Lobelia
Milk Thistle
Passionflower
Pau d'Arco
Roman Chamomile
Rosemary
Siberian Ginseng
Uva Ursi

stomach discomfort
Black Cohosh
Cat's Claw
Devil's Claw
Garlic
German Chamomile
Ginkgo Biloba
Roman Chamomile
Saw Palmetto
St. John's Wort
Stinging Nettle
Turmeric

 
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