Abstract

SYNERGISTIC WOUND HEALING POTENTIAL OF A POLYHERBAL OINTMENT ENRICHED WITH MIMOSA PUDICA AND MORINGA OLEIFERA

*Manasi Mathkar, Simram Alim, Dr. Manoj Kadam

Abstract

Healing of cutaneous wounds is a vital physiological processes made up of numerous cell strains working together and their goods. The processes of tissue repair and regeneration are made up of a series of cellular and molecular events that follow the beginning of a tissue lesion in order to repair the injured tissue. An alternative is herbal medicine therapy that makes use of various plants and plant extracts. Herbal remedies work with the body's immune system to establish a uniform detoxification procedure. Herbal remedies have produced many of the most effective medications in the last ten years to the extensive collection of medications that modern medicine has access to, both in unrefined form and as a pure chemical that serves as the foundation for contemporary medications. Despite the fact that herbal remedies provide numerous benefits, they also have drawbacks. Therefore, the new treatment for illness requires which are highly effective and have few adverse effects. The mechanism underlying the reason for using natural remedies is that nature has all the components needed to cure illness. Because of their anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, Mimosa pudica and Moringa oleifera exhibit wound healing activity. The mechanical evaluation metrics such as spreadability, viscosity, and pH, Tests for homogeneity are crucial for assessing pharmaceutical topical mixtures. The purpose of this study was to compare various herbal formulations used for topical therapeutic agent delivery at the time of injury to speed up skin healing as quickly as possible while causing the patient as little pain, discomfort, or scarring as possible healing procedure.

Keywords: Cutaneous wound healing, Herbal formulations, Mimosa pudica, Moringa oleifera, Anti-inflammatory activity, Antioxidant activity, Collagen synthesis, Topical drug delivery.