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Hyoscyamine Sulfate

Summary of Interactions with Vitamins, Herbs, & Foods

  • Negative Interactions

    2
    • Hyoscyamine

      Anisodus tanguticus

      Potential Negative Interaction

      The herb Anisodus tanguticus contains a chemical that has effects similar to atropine, a compound related to hyoscyamine. Though no human studies have investigated a possible adverse interaction between hyoscyamine and anisodus, individuals should avoid the combination until more is known.

      Anisodus tanguticus
      Hyoscyamine
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      1. Qicheng F. Some current study and research approaches relating to the use of plants in the traditional Chinese medicine. J Ethnopharmacol 1980;2:57-63.
    • Hyoscyamine

      Iron

      Potential Negative Interaction
      Absorption of ferrous citrate, an iron compound that is usually well absorbed, is reduced in individuals taking hyoscyamine; therefore, these two substances should not be taken at the same time.
      Iron
      Hyoscyamine
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      1. Orrego-Matte H, Fernandez O, Mena I. Effect of anticholinergic agents on the intestinal absorption of 59 Fe ferrous citrate. Am J Dig Dis 1971;16:789-95.
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