Calendula may have sedative effects, potentially enhancing the effects of other sedatives. Use with caution when combined with other sedative medications.
Theoretically, calendula possesses sedative properties. Concurrent use of calendula with other sedatives or medications with sedative effects may lead to additive sedative effects, potentially resulting in increased drowsiness, dizziness, impaired coordination, and reduced alertness. The severity of these effects may vary depending on the individual, the dosage of calendula, and the specific sedatives or medications involved. Due to limited evidence, the exact nature and extent of this interaction remain unclear.
Key Information
Severity
Low
Associated Ingredients
1 ingredient
Associated Ingredients
Calendula
Calendula, derived from the marigold flower (Calendula officinalis), is a popular herbal remedy know...
Important Safety Information
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