Anmar iris | Medicinal plant in the Akhdar encyclopedia
This botanical record documents traditional uses. Folk use should not be considered clinical evidence or a substitute for medical diagnosis and treatment.
Plant name
Sawsan Anmar
Latin name
Iris tigridia
Common names
Sawsan Anmar
foreign names
Iris tigridia
The group
Iridaceae
Botanical description
A scientifically documented plant species named Iris tigridia, belonging to the family Iridaceae. The scientific name is used to avoid confusion with similar species.
Used part
The parts used vary depending on the reference and preparation; the correct part should be checked with a specialist before any use.
Properties and medical uses
This botanical record documents traditional uses.
Folk use should not be considered clinical evidence or a substitute for medical diagnosis and treatment.
Side effects and precautions
Allergic reactions, drug interactions, or toxicity may occur depending on the type, component, and dosage.
Self-use should be avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding, in children, and in patients with liver or kidney disease.
History and Heritage
This species is listed in references for plants with traditional uses.
Historical inclusion does not prove therapeutic efficacy or establish a safe dosage.
Medical note
This is educational content and does not constitute medical advice.
Do not consume unidentified plants or stop taking prescribed medication. Contact a poison control center if poisoning is suspected.
تنبيه صحي
هذه المعلومات للتثقيف ولا تمثل وصفة علاجية.
استشر طبيباً أو صيدلانياً قبل استخدام أي نبات طبي، خاصة أثناء الحمل أو الرضاعة أو عند تناول أدوية مزمنة.
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