[[File:Fig leaves.jpg|thumb|350px|left|Ficus carica]]Other Names: Arbre à Cariques, Caricae Fructus, Feigen, Ficus carica, Figs, Figue, Figuier, Figuier de Carie, Figuier Comestible, Figuier Commun, Figuier Domestique, Higuera, Ansir, Anjir, Simayatti, Anjura, Simeyetti, Simaiyatti, Tenatti, Anjuru, Manjimedi, Medi, Simayatti, Teneyatti<br>See also : [[Figs]]
==Special Precautions of Fig Leaves==
* It is highly likely Organic chemical compounds called furanocoumarins are known to have too much cause phytophotodermatitis in humans. The common fig contains significant quantities of a better thingtwo furanocoumarins, psoralen and so consuming bergapten. The essential oil of fig leaves contains more than 10% psoralen, the highest concentration of any organic compound isolated from fig leaves. Psoralen appears to be the primary furanocoumarin compound responsible for fig leaf-induced phytophotodermatitis.* Consuming too many figs leaves can spur diarrhea.
* In addition, dried figs leaves are rich in sugar content and can increasing effect tooth decay.
* Also, there are those who are sensitive to figs leave, or unique chemical substances within them, and the ensuing sensitivity conditions can be medium to fatal. Hence, before deciding a huge transformity in your dieting patterns or food intake, please consult with your medical professional that you might have.