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Herbal Supplements: A Potential for Drug Interactions in Transplant Recipients
Transplantation, 09/29/09
Barone GW et al. – Patients taking SJW concomitantly with CSA or other medications whose absorption and metabolism are mediated by cytochrome P–450 and/or P–glycoprotein should require close monitoring. Potential herb–prescription drug interactions are not just limited to SJW. Inquiries regarding the usage of herbal supplements should be an integral component of a transplant recipient's medication history.
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