Therapeutic potential of some Medicinal plants on wound healing
Abstract
The present study deals with the study of the medicinal plants used by the old aged common people of the rural villages of Purba Medinipur district, West Bengal, India. The paper provide a brief account of four medicinal plant species, their extracts have immense potential for the treatment of wounds healing. Their natural agents induce healing and regeneration of host tissue by variable mechanisms. These plants extract exhibited also anti bacterial activity during wounds healing. This research aimed at promoting the conservation of these medicinal plants as well as wound healing purpose associated with them for cheap alternative healthcare resource.
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