A pharmaceutico–analaytical and experimental study of datura-yashtimadhu malahara to evaluate the wound healing property
Journal name: International Ayurvedic Medical Journal
Original article title: A pharmaceutico–analaytical and experimental study of datura-yashtimadhu malahara to evaluate the wound healing property
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Jayakrishna Bhat K
Manjunatha Bhat
Subrahmanya Padyana
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Year: 2023
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Datura-Yashtimadhu Ghrita is a folklore preparation used in treating wounds. But the scientific studies was not done yet. Hence this study aims at pharmaceuticoanalytical and experimental evaluation of Datura-Yashtimadhu Malahara . The formulation was changed from Ghrita to Malahara for the convenience of usage. Dermal toxicity study was carried out and found no dermal toxicity. The experimental study was done on incision wound model. 3 groups with 6 rats in each was made. Group I assigned as Control and treated with normal saline. Group II was Standard group, treated with Jatyadi Ghrita and Group III was Trial group which was treated with Datura-Yashtimadhu Malahara . 7 days application was done and observed till 14 th day or complete epithelialization. The wound length is measured on daily basis and changes are noted. It is found that the Trial group showed faster wound healing that the Control group. However, it showed equivalent results with Standard group. Hence Datura-Yashtimadhu Malahara was effective in wound healing. Keywords: Wound healing, Datura-Yashtimadhu Malahara , Rat, Incision wound, Experimental study INTERNATIONAL AYURVEDIC MEDICAL JOURNAL Jayakrishna Bhat K et al
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