Herbal medicine is not main cause of kidney disease – Expert
A medical expert in Ghana has stated that herbal medicine is not the main cause of kidney disease, citing high blood pressure, diabetes, and genetic factors as leading causes. The expert advised the public to use herbal medicines responsibly and consult qualified health professionals before using them, especially when combining with orthodox treatments.
A medical expert has cautioned that misuse of herbal medicines can contribute to kidney damage, but they are not the leading cause of kidney disease. High blood pressure, diabetes, exposure to toxic substances, and genetic factors are the main causes. Herbal and orthodox medicines can be beneficial when used appropriately, but harmful when abused. The expert advised purchasing only approved herbal products and checking for proper labelling. Consumers should avoid products with poor packaging or exaggerated claims. Regulatory institutions play a crucial role in ensuring safe production and use of herbal medicines.
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