Potential Ginger Side Effects, Adverse Reactions And Contraindications
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Heart-related side effects of ginger
Ginger is very effective in reducing cholesterol, but if you have an existing heart condition, this might be a negative ginger side effect. People with high blood pressure should also refrain from using ginger. According to a drugs.com article from 2011, some reports have stated that ginger might have the side effect of influencing heart rhythms and thus people with any existing heart condition should not use ginger regularly or in large quantities.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding issues with ginger
There are conflicting accounts on whether ginger is safe to use during pregnancy. According to WebMD, there is some concern that ginger might affect fetal sex hormones. However, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center writing in 2010, there are studies carried out on pregnant women suggesting that ginger can be used safely for morning sickness. According to these studies, the risk of major malformations in infants does not appear to be higher than the usual rate of 1% to 3%. Because it can cause bleeding disorders and excess bleeding, it is advised to refrain from ginger use during the delivery phase.
There is also not enough data on breastfeeding and ginger side effects, thus it is advisable to refrain from excess and continuous use during nursing.
Again, regarding pregnancy and breastfeeding, it is best to think about the necessity of using ginger against the possible side effects caused to the child. You can consult your health care professional for any concerns you may have.
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