THE EFFECT OF DARMONAL ON LIVER FUNCTION IN TOXIC HEPATITIS

Toxic hepatitis is a form of liver inflammation caused by exposure to various toxic substances, including medications, chemicals, and environmental pollutants. This study investigates the effect of Darmonal, a herbal-based therapeutic agent, on liver function in a toxic hepatitis model. The study explores the hepatoprotective effects of Darmonal focusing on biochemical markers, histopathological changes, and liver function recovery. Additionally, the impact of Phytin-C as a co-treatment is analyzed for its potential synergistic effects. Results show that Darmonal significantly reduces liver enzyme levels, improves histological liver architecture, and demonstrates potential therapeutic benefits in cases of toxic hepatitis. The findings provide substantial evidence supporting Darmonal’s role in liver health, suggesting it as a promising agent for managing liver toxicity.