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June 19
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A MyMSTeam Member

Safety considerations are critical due to its potency:

Dilution: Essential oil forms must be diluted with a carrier oil for topical use to prevent skin irritation; internal use should follow label instructions or medical advice.
Duration: It is generally recommended for short-term use (up to two weeks) to avoid disrupting gut flora.
Contraindications: It is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to potential uterine stimulation and lack of safety data.
Interactions: Consult a healthcare provider before use if taking blood thinners or diabetes medications.

June 20
A MyMSTeam Member

I think I used doterra oregano oil for a while years back.

June 20
A MyMSTeam Member

No , sorry 🧡

June 20
MyMSTeam

Hey! That's a great question to be asking before trying something new. Combining supplements like oil of oregano and black seed oil while on Ocrevus is something to approach carefully.

Black seed oil on its own has some potential side effects worth knowing about:

- Slowed blood clotting and increased bleeding risk
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Hey! That's a great question to be asking before trying something new. Combining supplements like oil of oregano and black seed oil while on Ocrevus is something to approach carefully.

Black seed oil on its own has some potential side effects worth knowing about:

- Slowed blood clotting and increased bleeding risk
- Low blood pressure
- Drowsiness
- Possible interference with anesthesia
- Can interact with other medications or supplements Since Ocrevus works by targeting specific immune cells, adding supplements that also affect the immune system or inflammation could potentially interfere with how it works — though more human research is still needed on black seed oil specifically for MS.

Some MyMSTeam members have shared positive experiences with black seed oil, but everyone's body responds differently.

The most important step before mixing these supplements with Ocrevus is to have a chat with your neurologist. They can check for any interactions specific to your situation and suggest a safe starting dose if they give the green light. 💚

June 19
A MyMSTeam Member

I don't think it helped or hurt :)

June 27

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