Can I take Lactobacillus acidophilus and evening primrose at the same time with my prescriptions?

I take Pentasa and Azathioprine for my Chron's Disease, but I want to take acidophilus and evening primrose as well to help in a more natural way and eventually to not take prescriptions at all. Can I take all these pills at the same time or will it cause a bad reaction?

Can I take Lactobacillus acidophilus and evening primrose at the same time with my prescriptions?
Both of these should not be a problem to take with your medication - you should definitely monitor your intake of the primrose oil as too much can cause abdominal pain or headache. See below for info





http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/evening...





Although as mentioned previously you should speak to someone educated in the field RHNC/RNC/naturopath etc. to help you get on a program to help you with the Chron's disease naturally. A pharmacist may/may not be able to answer your question correctly; pharmacists go to school to learn about drugs not nutritional supplements.





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Reply:You never know since they are not FDA regulated. It would take years and years for them to test everyone prescription with every herbal supplement.


I would talk with your doctor, although he might say the same thing it is better to be safe then sorry!
Reply:The Acidophilus should be fine its just like eating some yogurt. I'm not sure about the evening primrose. I suggest checking out some information from the web, finding out what the primrose has in it that gives it it's beneficial qualities. If you can't find it there talk to a holistic practitioner and ask your doctor. Heck do all of these. It is helpful to ask the advice of someone who uses herbal therapy as a profession, since they have already done the research on the active properties of these herbs. Good luck, and good health to you! Blessed Be!
Reply:Your pharmacist will be able to tell you. Call the number on your prescription bottle.

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