Formulation and Evalutation of Polyherbal Oil for Pain Relief

The focus of the current study is on developing a polyherbal oil formulation which contains a mixture of herbs having anti-inflammatory and analgesic activities known in traditional medicine. This formulation can be applied in combination with different pharmaceutical emulsions like coconut mustard and some medications such as, turmeric ginger eucalyptus oil white green oil clove ajwain amahaldi dalchini veldt grape camphor. Although there are many allopathic formulations available in the market for the treatment of swelling, they have side effects such as heartburn, stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation, liver damage, fluid retention, nephrotoxicity, etc. It is believed that herbal medicines are safer than allopathic medicines in the market. Nowadays the demand for herbal formulations is increasing as compared to synthetic formulations. These have better safety and have less side effects. advocates that polyherbal pain relieving oils could serve as a safe and cost effective means of managing pain in populations across the globe but further work is needed to fine tune formulations, establish the effectiveness, and enhance the acceptability and availability to patients