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Can taking Horse Chestnut as a supplement internally help?

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Can taking Horse Chestnut as a supplement internally help?

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Be extra careful when taking supplements if they contain horse chestnut! Side effects include nausea, upset stomach, itching and other allergic reactions. The recommended dosage is about 250 ot 325 mg twice a day which can be reduced once improvement in symptoms is achieved. If you are considering taking horse chestnut internally, you should follow these precautions: • You should be supervised by a healthcare provider. • Uou should never discontinue other therapies without medical advice. • If you are taking prescription anti-coagulants or aspirin therapy to reduce risk of blood clots you should not use horse chestnut extract.

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