Introduction to Herbal Drug Used as a Local Anesthetic
Payal Ramesh Hulgunde,
Ashwini D Uke,
Vivek Mohale
Abstract:Herbal medications were historically studied for possible uses as local anesthetics since they include natural bioactive components with analgesic and numbing characteristics. Plants such as Echinacea, Capsicum, Corydalis, and Clove have shown promising results in preclinical tests for their capacity to block nerve transmission and relieve pain when applied topically. These herbal medicines frequently interact with the neurological system, either by blocking nerve impulse transmission or by altering the ion ch… Show more
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