St. john's wort is safe when consumed orally upto 12 weeks. However, it may have an adverse reaction if taken a large amount. St. john's wort may lead to restlessness, anxiety, stomach upset, fatigue, dizziness, skin rash, indigestion, and much more. Here are some side effects of St. john wort discussed in detail. It is suggested that St. john's wort has an adverse effect on people suffering from Alzheimer's disease. It may lead to dementia in Alzheimer's patients. Application of anesthesia on those who have consumed St. john's wort for six months may result to sever heart problems during surgery. Avoid application of this herb two weeks before going for surgery. Avoid oral intake of St. john's wort during pregnancy as it may lead to birth defects in unborn infants. Mothers of the nursing baby should not consume this herb as it may cause colic pain and drowsiness in babies. Sometimes St. john's wort may retrogress the signs of a...
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