is it the same activity? I mean if a plant was investigated for in vivo anti-inflammatory activity, can we investigate it for the in vivo wound healing properties or not? propose me a good method to determinate the wounds healing properties of my plants extracts
M. sylvestris leaves, with astringent, desiccant and swelling reliever activities, are useful for burn healing (10, 11). Solanumnigrum (Solanaceae) has been used for treatment of inflammation and edema in oriental medicine. In Egypt, the healing effect of the plant in burns and infections has been traditionally mentioned. Iranian
Traditional Medicine scholars believed that aqueous extract of S. nigrum leaves, is astringent and restraint; so, it has been used as a swelling reliever in ITM burn
prescriptions with M. sylvestris or other ingredients
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My plant is used in skin deases so i investigated the anti-inflammatory activity and i want to know is it possible to investigate the wounds healing effect
Yes, surely, there is a strong relation between anti-inflammatory and wound healing activity. This is clearly evident from a wide range of publications on plant-based drugs for these two activities. These are easily available on google.
It is possible to estimate the wound healig effect of the plant which you are using in the research along with evaluatuion of its antiinflammatory potential.
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