Drug–herb interaction chart

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Appendix 1 Drug–herb interaction chart

This chart is a designed as a quick reference only. Further investigation may be required before making a clinical decision. This chart has been compiled using evidence-based texts, journal articles and monographs to give a current summary of known drug–herb interactions. Where applicable, supportive evidence has been referenced to allow for further investigation. The chart has been designed using a colour-coded system to highlight the different levels of supportive evidence and clinical significance. The table uses drug class as major headings for ease of information retrieval, and provides a summary of important or clinically relevant information at the end of each heading.

image Implies a serious interaction with known potential to cause harm or decreased drug effectiveness. Avoid concurrent use.
image Use caution. Interactions have some supportive evidence. Concurrent medical supervision or avoidance is advised.
image Observe. Interactions are largely theoretical and of unknown clinical significance and/or minimal supportive evidence.
image Implies a potential beneficial interaction. Interactions are largely theoretical and of unknown clinical significance and/or supportive evidence.

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