Oenotherae oleum raffinatum

Last updated on: 06.03.2024

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Definition
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Oil extracted from the seeds of the evening prim rose for phytotherapeutic use, see also evening primrose oil.

HMPC -Monograph: Traditional-use: l internal: relief of itching in acute or chronic dry skin, atopic eczema(neurodermatitis), especially the accompanying itching.
ESCOP: not edited.
Commission E: not edited.

Experiential medicine: atopic dermatitis; skin care in children and infants external, internal: premenstrual syndrome.

Undesirable effects
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Internal use: Gastrointestinal complaints: indigestion, nausea, softening of the stools, indigestion, temperature rise, hypersensitivity reactions, exanthema and headache, hypersensitivity reactions of the skin and reduction of the cramp threshold.

External: Irritant effect on highly inflamed skin areas.

Children: High concentrations have an irritating, burning effect.

Contraindication
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Allergy to any of the ingredients.

Internal: Children under 12 years due to lack of data, pregnancy and lactation due to lack of data

External: Contraindicated in children < 1 year.

Trade names
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External preparations: e.g. Eucerin AtopiControl®, Dermasence Adtop® care series, Linola Gamma Evening Primrose Cream®, Dr. Theiss Evening Primrose Special Care®.

Literature
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  1. https://arzneipflanzenlexikon.info/nachtkerze.php
  2. https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/ema-redirect?redirect_type=document&lang=en&doc_id=WC500124923&doc_ext=pdf
  3. Wenigmann M. (2017) Phytotherapy medicinal drugs, phytopharmaceuticals, application. Urban & Fischer, pp. 163-164

Incoming links (1)

Evening primrose;

Last updated on: 06.03.2024