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Euphorbia/Drug Interactions:- Antidiabetic agentsAntidiabetic agents: Based on an in vitro study, Euphorbia balsamifera may reduce diabetes symptoms (72).
- Anticonvulsant agentsAnticonvulsant agents: Theoretically, Euphorbia may have additive effects with anticonvulsants (45).
- Antioxidant agentsAntioxidant agents: Based on an animal study, an extract from Euphorbia kansui may have antioxidant properties (7).
- Antitussive agentsAntitussive agents: Theoretically, Euphorbia may have additive effects with antitussives (73).
- Arthritis agentsArthritis agents: Based on an in vitro study, Euphorbia tirucalli Boiss. extract may have dose dependent antiarthritic activity (11).
- Hormonal agentsHormonal agents: Theoretically, Euphorbia tirucalli L may decrease prostaglandin E(2) levels in patients with elevated levels due to tumors, and may interact with other hormone-regulating agents (74).
- Pulpal devitalizing agentsPulpal devitalizing agents: Theoretically, Euphorbia may have additive effects when taken with other pulpal devitalizing agents (75).
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Euphorbia/Herb/Supplement Interactions:- AnticonvulsantsAnticonvulsants: Theoretically, Euphorbia may have an additive effect with anticonvulsants (45).
- AntioxidantsAntioxidants: Based on an animal study, an extract from Euphorbia kansui may have antioxidant properties (7).
- Antitussive agentsAntitussive agents: Theoretically, Euphorbia may have additive effects with antitussives (73).
- Arthritis agentsArthritis agents: Based on an in vitro study, Euphorbia tirucalli Boiss. extract may have dose dependent antiarthritic activity (11).
- Castor oilCastor oil: Based on animal study, the aqueous leaf extract of Euphorbia hirta may decrease the effect of castor oil-induced diarrhoea (55).
- HypoglycemicsHypoglycemics: Based on an in vitro study, Euphorbia balsamifera may reduce diabetes symptoms (72).
- Hormonal herbs and supplementsHormonal herbs and supplements: Theoretically, Euphorbia tirucalli L may decrease prostaglandin E(2) levels in patients with elevated levels due to tumors, and may interact with other hormone-regulating agents (74).
- Pulpal devitalizing agentsPulpal devitalizing agents: Theoretically, Euphorbia may have additive effects with other pulpul devitalizing agents (75).
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Euphorbia/Food Interactions:- Insufficient available evidence.
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Euphorbia/Lab Interactions:- Hormone levelsHormone levels: Theoretically, Euphorbia tirucalli L. may decrease prostaglandin E(2) levels in patients with elevated levels due to tumors, and may interact with other hormone-regulating agents (74).
- Serum glucoseSerum glucose: Based on an in vitro study, Euphorbia balsamifera may reduce diabetes symptoms (72).
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