Pharmacodynamic appraisal of wound-healing herbs of .

Background: In , various medicinal plants as single and compound formulations having (wound cleansing) and (wound healing) potential are enumerated. There are no published data available on these wound-healing medicinal plants of . The effectivee management of wound is necessary in the immunocompromised and chronic wounds patients as they take more time to heal.

Aim: To review and systematically analyze wound-healing medicinal plants and their modus-operandi on the basis of pharmacodynamics attributes, i.e., (taste) (potency), and (biotransformation) in the various stages of healing.

Materials And Methods: Review of was done to gather wound-healing medicinal plants; pharmacodynamics attributes were gatherd from various to understand their role in wound healing. The contemporary information about wound-healing mechanism was gathered from PubMed to interpitate the rational use of plants in the various stages of wound healing.

Results: The study suggests that 43 medicinal plants have activity, 48 have and 62 have both and potential. Medicinal plants with - category are having predominance of (pungent), (bitter) and (astriengent) . Plants under are having (sweet taste) (sweet biotransform) and (cold potency).

Conclusion: Plants having , and may be useful in the inflammatory stage, plants having and may be useful in the prolifiratory stage and plants having , and may be useful in the remodeling stage. The present review will help to give the directions to the researchers for the development of effective wound-healing medicines for wounds.