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Disease Information for Licorice root herbal/intake

Clinical Manifestations

Signs & Symptoms

High blood pressure/sign

Laboratory Tests

Abnormal Lab Findings - Decreased

Plasma renin Activity/PRA (Lab)

Renin, serum (Lab)

Abnormal Lab Findings - Increased

Sodium, serum (Lab)

Associated Diseases & Rule outs

Associated Disease & Complications

Drug induced Electrolyte abnormalities

Drug induced Hyponatremia

Drug induced Inappropriate ADH syndrome/SIADHS

Edema

Electrolyte imbalance

Hypertension

Hyponatremia

Inappropriate ADH secretion syndrome

Licorice ingestion/Glycirrhic acid

Metabolic alkalosis

Disease Mechanism & Classification

Class

CLASS/Foods/flavoring/herbs/benign items (category)

Drugs

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Fever/Increases sweating claims

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Inflammatory claims

DRUG-Herbal Blood-thinner/anticoagulant claims

DRUG-Herbal Demulcent

DRUG-Herbal Gargle/Sore throat help claims

DRUG-Herbal Liver health/bile flow claims

DRUG-Herbal Menstrual/hormonal balance claims

DRUG-Herbal group (example)

Pathophysiology

Pathophysiology/High extracellular fluid volume

Pathophysiology/Pseudoaldosteronism

Pathophysiology/Alkalosis Chloride Resistant

Synonyms

Synonym

Glycyrrhiza, Glycyrrhiza gan cao, intake, licorice, DRUG-Herbal Anti-Staphylococcus effect, Herbal brand Adrenal support mix (Pure Inc), Herbal brand Liver tea mix (Keville), Herbal brand Menopause formula mix (Pure Inc), Herbal brand Sinus formula (Indiana Botanical), Herbal brand Suanzaorentang/anxiety mix, Herbal name Gan cao, Herbal name Glycyrrhiza glabra, Herbal name Glycyrrhiza spp, Herbal name Quit chemboo

Treatment

Drug Therapy - Indication

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Arthritis/rheumatism claims.

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Bacterial/antibiotic claims

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Cancer claims

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Candida/yeast claims

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Cold sores claims

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Dental cavities/plaque claims

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Hepatitis claims

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Herpes claims

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Indigestion/gas claims:

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Streptococcus effect claims

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Ulcer/gastritis pain claims

DRUG-Herbal Anti-Viral claims

DRUG-Herbal Bronchitis/expectorant claim

DRUG-Herbal Helps Canker sores claims

DRUG-Herbal Helps Colds/Coughs/flu claim

DRUG-Herbal Helps Dry-cough claims

DRUG-Herbal Helps Hypoglycemia syndrome claims

DRUG-Herbal Helps Lupus/SLE claims

DRUG-Herbal Helps Sore throat claims

DRUG-Herbal Lowers cholesterol claims

DRUG-Herbal Mouthwash/gum/canker sore claims

DRUG-Herbal Promotes wound healing claims

DRUG-Herbal Weight/Appetite control claims

Drug Dosage

DRUG-Herbal Contains Phytoestrogens

DRUG-Herbal Hazardous potential

DRUG-Herbal NOT safe nursing (ex)

DRUG-Herbal Officially Effective (AmPhAssn level 2)

DRUG-Herbal Rated slightly dangerous

DRUG-Herbal Root/rhizomes most potent portion

DRUG-Herbal Source China/Asia

DRUG-Herbal Tea preparation usual

DRUG-Herbal Traditional Chinese medicine

DRUG-Herbal Used often (popular (ex):

Definition

used as diuretic but can cause electrolyte problems and headache

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External Links Related to Licorice root herbal/intake

PubMed (National Library of Medicine)

NGC (National Guideline Clearinghouse)

Medscape (eMedicine)

Harrison's Online (accessmedicine)

NEJM (The New England Journal of Medicine)

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