Shatavari:

• Hormone-sensitive conditions: Acts as a phytoestrogen — use caution in individuals with estrogen-sensitive conditions like breast or ovarian cancer.
• Congestion or excess mucus (Kapha): May aggravate Kapha due to its moistening and cooling nature.
• Pregnancy: Generally considered safe and supportive during pregnancy when taken in appropriate doses.

Guduchi:

• Autoimmune disorders: May stimulate the immune system — use caution in autoimmune conditions like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, or MS.
• Blood sugar levels: May lower blood sugar — monitor in people with diabetes on medication.
• Pregnancy: Traditionally used with caution — consult a qualified practitioner.

Ashoka:

• Pregnancy: Traditionally avoided during pregnancy due to uterine-toning effects.
• Heavy menstrual bleeding: May be too astringent in cases of already scanty or delayed menstruation.
• Allergies or sensitivities: Rare, but possible — discontinue if allergic symptoms appear.

Dashamoola:

• Constitutional dryness or Vata excess: May increase dryness in Vata individuals unless balanced with nourishing herbs.
• Pregnancy: Traditionally avoided in early pregnancy due to its downward-moving (apana) energy — consult before use.
• Allergic reactions: Rare, but always monitor for sensitivities when using complex herb combinations.

Lodhra:

• Pregnancy: Traditionally avoided during pregnancy due to potential astringent, contracting effects on the uterus.
• Constipation: May aggravate dryness or constipation in some individuals due to its astringency.
• Low menstrual flow: Use with caution if menstruation is already light or scanty.