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Anti-inflammatory Effect of an Extract of
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Abstract
backgroundMedicinal plants have the potential treasure to treat medical conditions for a long time based on error and trial method.
objectivesThis study was designed to evaluate the anti-inflammatory activity of the extract of MATERIALS AND
methods
resultsThe extract of
conclusionAnti-inflammatory activity is seen with the graded dose of HEAA. The plant contains flavonoids and genins which have been shown to have anti-edematous effects in the acute phase of inflammation. Thus, the plant contributes to its anti-inflammatory activity. Thus, higher doses of SUMMARY: The hydroalcoholic extract from
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