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Can i take echinacea on immunosuppressant?
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Probably not: Echinacea is itself a mild immunosuppressant so it is not a good idea to combine it with prescribed immunosupressants. You should discuss this question with the physician who prescribed these immunosuppressive medications.
Answered 7/2/2012
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