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Source: صحيفة العروبة
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Rising costs of medicines and medical consultations, along with financial pressures, have led some people in Homs to turn again to herbs and folk remedies—including chamomile, anise, mint, and senna—to ease symptoms such as digestive problems and coughing. Herbal medicine expert Ali al-Deeb warned that the effects of herbs vary depending on the person’s condition, and that using them indiscriminately or in large quantities can cause side effects and interact with medications, especially for people with chronic illnesses, pregnant or breastfeeding women, and children. He stressed that herbs are no substitute for medical diagnosis and treatment, and advised buying them from reliable sources, not mixing them with medicines, and not delaying a doctor’s visit if symptoms persist.
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