Chinese herbs that may interact or interfere with Western pharmaceutical drugs.
Herb-Drug interactions are added to the website slowly, and this list represents only a fraction of the possbile Herb-Drug interactions that may occur when combining Chinese and Western medicine.
If you are prescribing or using Chinese herbs, do NOT use this list as a complete or definitive reference for determining the safety of combining medicines.
There
are
43
Herb(s) that have potential Drug Interactions
Agkistrodon, Bungarus
Chinese Lobelia, Lobelia
Black Atractylodes Rhizone
Plantago Seed, Plantain Seed
Halloysite, Kaolin
Clematis
Szechuan Lovage Root
Japanese Thistle, Cirsium
Salvia Root
Chinese Angelica Root
Musk Mallow Seeds, Abutilon Seeds
Poria Skin
Poria Spirit
Licorice Root
Aristolochia Root, Stephania
Stephania Root
Eclipta
Black Sesame Seeds
Safflower Flower
Magnolia Bark
Astragalus
Lysimachia
Momordica Fruit
Ephedra Stem
Ophiopogon Tuber
Privet Fruit, Ligustrum
Aerial Parts of Fringed Pink or Chinese Pink Dianthus
Ginseng Root
Cardamom (Grains of Paradise Fruit)
Adenophora Root, Four Leaf Lady Bell Root
Chinese Yam Rhizome, Dioscorea
Gypsum
Leech
Peach Kernel
Rice Paper Pith, Tetrapanax
Ningpo Figwort Root
Yinchenhao Shoots and Leaves, Capillaris
Cornsilk
Water Plantain Rhizome, Alisma
Anemarrhena Rhizome
Polyporus Sclerotium
