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...timulate menstrual flow when menstruation is absent for reasons other than pregnancy, such as hormonal disorders or conditions like [[oligomenorrhea]] (infreque

...eed]] recommends it for combating stress and promoting relaxation during [[pregnancy]] and says that, given during [[labour (childbirth)|labor]], it prevents [[ ...d may induce miscarriage. It was historically used in [[China]] to prevent pregnancy and to regulate [[menstrual cycle|menstruation]]. Motherwort is also used t

...difficulty that accompany childbirth. This herb should not be taken during pregnancy.

...difficulty that accompany childbirth. This herb should not be taken during pregnancy.

ome women used it in the same manner, in the beginning of pregnancy, to cause an [[abortion]], which often occurred due to the violence of its |text=To cause a woman to stop [terminate] pregnancy in the first, second or third period [trimester]: unripe fruit of acacia; c

The safety of this herb during pregnancy and lactation is not proven.

*[http://altmed.creighton.edu/preg/chamomile.htm Herbal Supplements in Pregnancy] - Lists active chemical components of chamomile

...garding dosages and treatments. Use of berberine is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.[http://allnutritionals.com/natural-products/goldenseal-hy

Toxic in excess or over long periods. [[Contraindicated]] during pregnancy and for epilepsy.

...t be used in cases of [[hyperthyroidism]] or cardiac problems, or during [[pregnancy]] and [[lactation]]. Excessive dosage (many times the recommended dosage) m

...t might affect a developing fetus or an infant to recommend its use during pregnancy or while breast-feeding.

...traditional advice not to take goldenseal or other berberine herbs during pregnancy.<ref>[http://www.medherb.com/84.HTM]Bergner, Paul ''Goldenseal Substitutes' ...alkaloid-rich herbs including coffee and tobacco should be avoided during pregnancy and given to very young children with care, it appears that goldenseal is u

...rst=Ute I. |coauthors=Barbara Büschel, W. Kirch |year=2003 |title=Unwanted pregnancy on self-medication with St John's wort despite hormonal contraception |jour