A review of the in vitro and in vivo anti-inflammatory and wound-healing activities of medicinal plants

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Curcuma mangga, Solanum diploconos, and Curcuma longa show significant anti-inflammatory effects and promote wound healing.
Of 970 articles screened, 33 studies provided original in vitro or in vivo data on medicinal plants’ effects.
Plant-derived compounds enhance fibroblast migration and collagen synthesis, leading to faster wound closure.
These plants offer safe, effective alternatives with potential for pharmaceutical development, pending toxicity tests.

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Systematic review reveals medicinal plants improve wound healing and reduce inflammation indicators, suggesting new therapeutic potentials.

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Systematic review reveals medicinal plants improve wound healing and reduce inflammation indicators, suggesting new therapeutic potentials.