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Although herbal tea is generally safe, it isn't right for everyone. Not only can tea trigger allergies, it can also interfere with certain medications or worsen some conditions. Tell your doctor about your desire to use herbal tea as a treatment for inflammation, as well as which teas you plan to try. Your doctor can help you decide if herbal tea is right for you and if there are any teas you'll need to avoid. Tell your doctor about other medications and supplements you're taking, as well. Acute inflammation should improve over time. Similarly, you may be able to relieve chronic inflammation with self care. However, this doesn't work for everyone, and you need to see your doctor if your inflammation persists. Otherwise, it could cause long-term damage.You may need additional treatments to help get your inflammation under control.
Talk to your doctor before using herbal tea as a treatment. See your doctor if you don't feel better in 2 to 3 days.