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Doctor insights on: Rooibos Side Effects

No harm: But no benefit. "Estrogen dominance" is a definition of FEMALE. Not that this tea will change your hormones. Don't believe everything the con men try to sell to the suckers. ...Read more

No, it doesn't: Rooibos tea is made from a different plant (aspalathus linearis -- a broom like member of the legume family) than regular tea (camellia sinensis). Theanine, is found in camellia sinensis -- from which green tea and others are made -- and certain mushrooms. Though it doesn't contain l-theanine, rooibos does contain other healthy polyphenols, flavonols, and antioxidants. And it tastes good too. ...Read more

Here are some...: An online search on the related concerns/subjects failed to find any potential adverse effects onto kidney; in fact, rooibos has been touted to have a strong antioxidant and antimutagenic effect. So, consume it in moderation in realizing healthy lifestyle without overindulgence & obsession is still the core foundation of all healthcare. ...Read more

????: If vitiligo, very difficult to eliminate. I would not be likely to cause harm. ...Read more

Apparently so: Http://www. Health24.com/experts/question/rooibos-tea-20020424

you should see you doctor if you have bloody stools. This can be a sign of serious problem, such as a colon cancer. ...Read more

Yes: Rooibos tea (red bush tea) often helps with insomnia. ...Read more

ER: Go to the ER for evaluation please. ...Read more

It shouldn't: Rooibos tea is actually even used by some as a very weak muscle relaxant. However, that being said, if you do notice pain in muscles after every time you drink it, I would try to avoid it. You may have an unusual sensitivity to it (not a true allergy), but again, this is very unlikely. Hope that helps! ...Read more

Yes: It's us believed to have one calorie per cup. ...Read more

Yes, its ok.: Rooibos or brush tea is from Southern Africa and has benefits to help with nervousness, digestive problems and allergies. There have been no studies on pregnant women using this tea but in moderation this tea is acceptable in pregnancy. It can be consumed in pregnancy. Ginger root helps with nausea so this is OK to consume when pregnant. ...Read more

Itchy back: If he has dry skin then he may have eczema which means you have to moisturize the skin regularly in order to control dryness and itchyness and flare ups of rash. He also may get itchy back from sweating, and the effects of artificial fabrics or wool clothing-try to but plain cotton shirts and rinse out detergents well. I wouldn't necessarily attribute allergies as a cause unless he has hives. ...Read more

Vomiting in infants: It may be from reflux or pyloric stenosi, you should tlk to your pediatician. Pyloric stenosis is usally more common in boys and first born babies. Allergies may be a cause as well. Sometimes there could be other causes as well and you shuld be able to have your pediatrician work up the baby and be able ot guide you. ...Read more

Rooibos tea: Rooibos tea has some estrogen like effects usually it is considered negligible and less than soy products but depending on your receptors it may have a more pronounced effect. Would stop if for a 2 weeks and see if symptoms resolve. If not please f/u immediately with a doctor. Have there been other dietary changes or lifestyle changes? f/u w/ doc ...Read more

Possible side effect: It means they won't necessarily occur. Tiredness, sleep disturbances, sweats, nausea and gastric symptoms, cold symptoms, sexual dysfunction. And others. It's important that, if you think you may have a side effect, don't just discontnue, but discuss it with your doctor. Adjustments can be made, including changing to another treatment. ...Read more

See this page.: Zelapar is a drug used to treat Parkinson's disease. It's generic name is selegiline. Foods and some over the counter meds you eat may interact with this medication and should be avoided. See this page for more details, including side effects: https://www. Drugs. Com/zelapar. Html Do not take any over the counter meds or supplements that your doc has not okayed. ...Read more

Trazodone-XR: Is antidepressant with sedative & anticholinergic properties, hence enhances sleep but causes weight gain, dry mouth, constipation and blurred vision. ...Read more

Check out this link: I haven't read any significant side effect from vitalux. It's essentially a multivitamin/mineral formulation to prevent age related eye disease. Take care and god bless u! http://www. Medisave. Ca/drugmoreinfo4173.Aspx. ...Read more

Depends: This depends entirely on what it's being used for, the dosage and frequency and other specific details of your situation. ...Read more

Vidastat=Simvastatin: 1 in 10 people will get muscle aches. 1 in 100 will get mildly elevated liver tests. 1 in 1000 may have serious side effects involving the liver or muscles. The vast majority of people can take it with no side-effects. ...Read more

Anapsique: This is a derivative of the antidepressant Amitriptyline (elavil) found in mexico. Side-effects are dose-related & can include drowsiness, dizziness, dry mouth, wt. Gain, muscle stiffness, blurred vision, constipation, urinary retention. ...Read more

Disinfectant: He primary use as disinfectant of stainless steel, plastic and hard surfaces. ...Read more

It's a hormone: That stimulates ovulation so expect symptoms similar to pregnancy- pelvic cramps, breast fullness, mood swings, fatigue etc. Best wishes! ...Read more

No dtp now DTap/TdaP: The DTP was retired in about 1992 after the acellular pertussis vaccine was developed. The early product was well known for the pain & fever it generated, but the newer product was synthesized in the lab rather than derived from dead germs. At present it is rarely associated with fever after several doses & normal injection pain. Its mild nature let us give it to adults now as tdap. ...Read more

Bleeding: Abnormal bleeding is a serious risk and there a long list of others that you may find at this site.
http://www. Webmd. Com/drugs/drug-5869-plavix+oral. Aspx? Drugid=5869&drugname=plavix+oral&pagenumber=6. ...Read more

All drugs have them: Norfloxacin belongs to the class of antibiotics called quinolones. Usually in a short course of treatment the usual nausea/vomiting/diarrhea scenario may be common. Long term use may include tendon rupture, tendonitis and other problems. ...Read more

Oxycontin: Oxycodone is a powerful pain-killer related to morphine and heroin. It can make you nauseated and constipated in the short run, or kill you if you take too much. It is also powerfully addictive and should only be used for really bad pain, and as little as possible. Good luck. ...Read more

Yes: Dose related - stomach issues can occur, light headache, rash, low grade fever. Do not use if you have infection/fever or allergies to algae. ...Read more