ANTI- INFLAMMATORY HERBAL DRUGS

1. ANTI- INFLAMMATORY HERBAL DRUGS
A Presentation On Minor project presented to
AMITY UNIVERSITY UTTAR PRADESH
For partial fulfillment of Degree of
Bachelor of Pharmacy
By
SHUBHAM PANDEY
Enroll. No. A8413313013
Under the guidance of
Dr. SAJAL SRIVASATVA

3. DISEASE

5. TYPES OF INFLAMMATION
• Acute inflammation :It is associated with
increased vascular permeability, capillary
infiltration and emigration of leukocytes.
• Chronic inflammation :It is associated
with infiltration of mononuclear immune
cells, macrophages, monocytes

11. Factors
a) Cut & Burns
b) Pathogens & Toxins
c) Foreign bodies – dirt , pollen grains
d) Immune reaction due to hyper-
sensitivity.
e) Chemical Irritants.
f ) Radiations

12. NUTRIENT WHICH LOWER
INFLMMATION

13. Effectiveness.
Easy availibility.
Low cost.
Comparatively non-toxic.

14. TURMERIC
• The anti-inflammatory powers of turmeric can
be compared with those of well-known
medications like Motrin and
hydrocortisone but without the side effects.

22. CONCLUSION
• The human body’s natural response to injury
results in inflammation-induced pain,
swelling, and erythema. In order to reduce
pain, anti-inflammatory agents such as
NSAIDs act on the multiple inflammatory
pathways, which, although often very
effective, can have undesirable side effects
such as gastric ulceration and, infrequently,
myocardial infarction and stroke.