Womb and fertility teas often include herbs that have been traditionally used to support general reproductive wellness, but whose effects on blocked fallopian tubes are unproven.
Ingredients and risks
- Ginger and Turmeric: Known for their anti-inflammatory effects in general, but there is no evidence they can resolve scar tissue in the fallopian tubes.
- Dong quai: An herb used in traditional Chinese medicine for reproductive issues, but its effect on fallopian tubes has not been scientifically studied.
- Red Raspberry Leaf: Known for toning uterine muscles, but not for unblocking fallopian tubes.
- Mugwort: Lacks evidence for treating blocked fallopian tubes.
Potential risks
- Unsafe ingredients: Some detox teas contain powerful laxatives like senna, high levels of caffeine, or hidden pharmaceutical compounds that can cause anxiety, dehydration, severe diarrhea, and potentially life-threatening electrolyte imbalances.
- Drug interactions: Herbal ingredients can interfere with prescribed medications, including hormonal birth control, potentially making them less effective.
- Multiorgan toxicity: There have been documented cases of multiorgan toxicity, including liver and kidney damage, associated with consuming herbal teas.
- Uterine contractions: Some herbs, such as those that stimulate blood flow to the uterus, may be risky during pregnancy, as they could induce contractions.
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