Echinacea may counteract immunosuppressants
Echinacea stimulates immune function, potentially counteracting immunosuppressant medications. Risk of organ rejection or autoimmune flares.
Avoid echinacea if on immunosuppressants for transplant or autoimmune disease.
Avoid combination
Echinacea may counteract immunosuppressants. Avoid echinacea if on immunosuppressants for transplant or autoimmune disease.
Avoid combination
This interaction is rated “Warning” by Formulate. Echinacea stimulates immune function, potentially counteracting immunosuppressant medications. Risk of organ rejection or autoimmune flares.
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