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A nurse is completing the health history for a client with the patient taking echinacea for a health care. The client asks, 'Why Isn't this helping me feel better?' Which of the following responses by the nurse would be the most accurate?

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Rationale: At this time, there is no strong research evidence to warrant recommendations of herbal products for management of colds; further study is needed to show evidence of therapeutic effects and indications. Antibiotics are effective against bacteria; the head cold may have a viral cause. An uncomplicated upper respiratory tract infection subsides within 2 to 3 weeks. There may be a drug-drug interaction with herbal products and prescriptions.

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