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There are no known scientific reports of interactions between calendula and conventional or herbal medications. Theoretically, calendula may interact with sedative and antihypertensive (blood pressure) drugs, so talk to your doctor before combing these drugs with calendula.
Calendula; Calendula officinalis; Garden Marigold; Pot Marigold
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