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December 10, 2025Therapeutic Drug Monitoring

Herbal Remedies in Global Health Care: Classification, Toxicology, and Clinical Management

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This research examines the classification, toxicology, and clinical management of herbal remedies in healthcare.
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Terms included herbal medicine, traditional medicine systems, and herbal toxicity
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Herbal remedies can be toxic due to intrinsic properties or contamination
15%-20% of patients on prescription drugs use herbal supplements, raising risk of interactions
Hepatotoxicity relates to Kava, Chaparral, and green tea extract; cardiovascular toxicity observed with Chan Su and oleander

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Literature review highlights the toxicology of herbal remedies and clinical management strategies for safety, indicating the necessity for patient education.

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Steenkamp et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Literature review highlights the toxicology of herbal remedies and clinical management strategies for safety, indicating the necessity for patient education.

Herbal Remedies in Global Health Care: Classification, Toxicology, and Clinical Management

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