* Osoby mające problemy z tarczycą nie powinny przyjmować dużych dawek kwercetyny. Badania in vitro wykazały, że kwercetyna i inne flawonoidy zakłócają syntezę hormonów tarczycy. U kobiet wysokie spożycie soi było związane z podwyższonym stężeniem TSH tarczycy, może to zależeć od dawki, dlatego w przypadku przewlekłego stosowania profilaktycznego sugerujemy przyjmowanie najmniejszą dawkę. Kwercetynę należy stosować ostrożnie u pacjentów z niedoczynnością tarczycy. Poziom TSH powinien być monitorowany. Należy również zwrócić uwagę na fakt, że kwercetyna może wchodzić w istotne interakcje interakcje. Najważniejszą interakcją jest interakcja z cyklosporyną i takrolimusem. U pacjentów przyjmujących te leki najlepiej jest unikać kwercetyny; jeśli kwercetyna jest przyjmowana, należy kontrolować stężenie cyklosporyny i takrolimusu.
** Nie podawaj dzieciom poniżej 12 roku życia. Nie łącz jednocześnie z innymi lekami przeciwzakrzepowymi. W przypadku przyjmowania ibuprofenu lub naproksenu zachowaj odstęp przynajmniej 6 godzin.
Należy unikać długotrwałego stosowania dużych dawek cynku (> 50mg dziennie), ponieważ wiąże się to z niedoborem miedzi.
Tymochinon (aktywny składnik czarnuszki) zmniejsza wchłanianie cyklosporyny i fenytoiny. Pacjenci przyjmujący te leki powinni zatem unikać przyjmowania czarnuszki. Ponadto, zgłoszono dwa przypadki zespołu serotoninowego u pacjentów przyjmujących czarnuszkę, którzy poddani zostali znieczuleniu ogólnemu (prawdopodobna interakcja z fentanylem).
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