Chinese Herbs For Fertility Side Effects

For example the march 2007 issue of medical news today states that women will often use dong quai to treat menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes.

Chinese herbs for fertility side effects.

It may regulate menstruation and strengthen the uterine lining. Side effects safety. One of the most dangerous side effects of chinese herbal medicine or any herbal medicine is the possibility of it interacting with prescription or over the counter medications. Herbal medicines may enhance fertility by supporting the natural functions of the ovulation and fertility process.

The effects of herbal medicines are generally cumulative and the clinical effects of treating the infertile couple are usually. Cinnamon also helps control heavy menstrual bleeding. Int j dermatol 1999 38 387 92. Chinese herbs have been used for approximately 2500 years to treat a wide array of health problems.

No herbs are 100 percent effective and using them may carry risks to the fetus if pregnancy occurs. Some of the fertility herbs and supplements studied include. The chinese herbs used for infertility treatment may cause some health risks or impotence cannot be termed as toxic but can cause flatulence in a certain cases and this is another side effect of these natural herbs. Potentiates digitalis activity increases coronary dilation effects of theophylline caffeine papaverine sodium nitrate adenosine and epinephrine increase barbiturate induced sleeping times.

Some herbs may affect the body and produce some of the same side effects as hormonal birth control. False unicorn chamalerium luteum although this herb is used for fertility you should use it only when a qualified herbalist or midwife prescribes it. It can act as a uterine tonic to reduce pelvic congestion. Cinnamon has been observed to reduce insulin resistance.

For male infertility studies didn t show increased sperm production and motility in men who took a combination of acetyl l carnitine and l carnitine. Common hawthorn may mayblossom maythorn quickthorn whitethorn motherdie haw. Chong ly et al. A controlled trial of traditional chinese herbal medicine in chinese patients with recalcitrant atopic dermatitis.