Research of the possibility of increasing the rationality of planned preparations of medicinal vegetable raw materials for providing qualitative phytorehabilitation of the military

Abstract

Keywords: wild medicinal plants, phyto-raw materials, dosage form, themilitary, rehabilitation, regions of Ukraine. The aims of the research were theoretical substantiation of scientific and practical approach to detection and analysis of distribution of wild medicinal plants with significant resource potential in regions of Ukraine and development of a theoretical platform for substitution therapy during the rehabilitation that based on the generalization of information on domestic floristic resources. The authors structured and fragmentarily presented information about botanical and geographical zoning of medicinal plants with a significant raw material resource for each of the 25 regions of Ukraine as an element of their natural and recreational potential that may be use as a replacement therapy for military medicine. The leading regions are identified in terms of the total number and diversity of species, the volume of raw materials. Attention was focused on 40 wild medicinal plants, the most common in each region.The relationship between the chemical composition and treatment and prevention of certain plants, possible dosage forms and directions of pharmacotherapeutic action have been studied. Significant advantage of infusions and decoctions (made on water or milk) of anti-inflammatory, wound-healing, analgesic, antipyretic, hemostatic action is revealed.Emphasis is placed on the high therapeutic effect of phytomedicines in the treatment of purulent wounds, burns, ulcers, abscesses, fistulas;opportunities to accelerate regeneration processes. Comparative phytoanalysis allowed to unify 10 medicinal plants with a wide raw material resource in the vast majority of regions of the country.A sample of possible formulations of extemporaneous and industrial production is made, the general technological principles of their production are analyzed. The collected material will significantly adjust the plans for possible procurement of vegetable raw materials for the needs of military medicine.