Evidence supporting the use of: Gugambilla
For the health condition: Abrasions

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Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
Rating (out of 5): 2

Gugambilla (also known as Catunaregam spinosa) has traditionally been used in various systems of medicine, especially in Ayurveda and traditional Indian folk medicine, for the treatment of minor wounds and abrasions. The traditional justification for its use is based on its reputed astringent, anti-inflammatory, and healing properties. Historical texts mention the application of paste from the plant's leaves or bark to abrasions and superficial wounds to promote healing, reduce inflammation, and prevent infection. However, while these traditional uses are well-documented, there is a lack of robust scientific studies (such as randomized controlled trials or comprehensive pharmacological investigations) specifically validating its efficacy for treating abrasions. Some preliminary phytochemical analyses suggest the presence of compounds with potential antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory activities, but these findings are not sufficient to provide strong scientific endorsement. Therefore, the use of Gugambilla for abrasions remains primarily tradition-based, with limited direct scientific validation.

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Other health conditions supported by Gugambilla

Abdominal Pain
Abrasions
Abscesses
Inflammation
Wounds and Sores

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