A client reports a stuffy head and lung congestion after drinking chamomile tea. What should the nurse respond to the client after learning of the new symptoms?
a. "I wouldn't worry about it, wait to see what happens."
b. "Chamomile is an herb that helps to promote sleep and relaxation."
c. "Chamomile is an all-natural product and should not cause any adverse symptoms."
d. "People who are allergic to ragweed can have symptoms when using chamomile tea."
d. "People who are allergic to ragweed can have symptoms when using chamomile tea."
The use of dietary supplements containing chamomile can cause allergic reactions in clients who are allergic to ragweed. Even though chamomile is an herb easily grown in any garden, and as such a natural product, it can still cause allergic reactions. If a client experiences a reaction to any product the product should not be used again because a more severe reaction could occur in the future.
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