Evaluation of herbal medicine use in the obstetric and gynecology department

Background and Aims: Pregnancy is a sensitive period for all synthetic herbal treatment options. This study aims to classify the medicines used during pregnancy determine their usage rates, side effects, risks, according safety conditions. Methods: was conducted using survey questions directed pregnant women receiving in Obstetrics Gynecology Department. Results: 194 people participated study. 63 (32.4%) 31 different pregnancy. Commonly were: Mentha sp. - Citrus limonum, Tilia Matricaria chamomilla. Herbal were classified four groups risk Accordingly, nine as potentially harmful use at rate of 20.43%. These are mainly Jasminum Foeniculum vulgare. Conclusion: The findings this showed that common high rates time. Patients get information about from unreliable sources. Health care providers should have potential benefits/ harms when