Plant Profiles* Black cohosh, 523 Blue cohosh, 528 Chaste Tree, 531 Dong quai, 534 Ginger, 536 Kava Kava, 539 Red clover, 542 St. John’s wort, 544 Uva ursi, 547 Summary Table of Herbs for Women’s Health 553 INTRODUCTION TO PLANT PROFILES These plant profiles are intended to serve as “monographs in brief.” The herbs were selected specifically because they are used frequently in gynecology and obstetrics and there is some amount of controversy surrounding their use or safety. Included in this chapter are profiles on: • Black cohosh • Blue cohosh • Chaste berry • Dong quai • Ginger • Kava • Red clover • St. John’s wort • Uva ursi • Wild yam In addition, a comprehensive table of all of the herbs in this text is presented at the end of this section for the convenience of the reader who may wish to quickly reference in toto, the clinical use and safety information for the herbs in this textbook as applied to women’s health conditions. A separate table on herb–drug interactions appears in the appendices. For the sake of simplicity the data in the Plant Profiles and Summary Table of Herbs for Women’s Health are not individually referenced. Rather, readers are directed to the following sources from which information for the plant profiles was drawn:< div class='tao-gold-member'> Only gold members can continue reading. Log In or Register a > to continue Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Related Related posts: Fertility Challenges CHASTE TREE ST. JOHN’S WORT Breastfeeding and Botanical Medicine Stay updated, free articles. Join our Telegram channel Join
Plant Profiles* Black cohosh, 523 Blue cohosh, 528 Chaste Tree, 531 Dong quai, 534 Ginger, 536 Kava Kava, 539 Red clover, 542 St. John’s wort, 544 Uva ursi, 547 Summary Table of Herbs for Women’s Health 553 INTRODUCTION TO PLANT PROFILES These plant profiles are intended to serve as “monographs in brief.” The herbs were selected specifically because they are used frequently in gynecology and obstetrics and there is some amount of controversy surrounding their use or safety. Included in this chapter are profiles on: • Black cohosh • Blue cohosh • Chaste berry • Dong quai • Ginger • Kava • Red clover • St. John’s wort • Uva ursi • Wild yam In addition, a comprehensive table of all of the herbs in this text is presented at the end of this section for the convenience of the reader who may wish to quickly reference in toto, the clinical use and safety information for the herbs in this textbook as applied to women’s health conditions. A separate table on herb–drug interactions appears in the appendices. For the sake of simplicity the data in the Plant Profiles and Summary Table of Herbs for Women’s Health are not individually referenced. Rather, readers are directed to the following sources from which information for the plant profiles was drawn:< div class='tao-gold-member'> Only gold members can continue reading. Log In or Register a > to continue