| General use | Parts used | Preparation | Specific use |
| Vaginal disorders | Flowers and leaves | Decoction | Vaginal itching [43] | Pain | Root and leaves | The vapor of decoction (M. sylvestris association) | Lumbar ache [44] | Urological disorders | Fruit | Infusion | Irritation of urinary organs, protector of bladder mucous [45] |
| Respiratory complaints | Fruit | Infusion | Cough [46] | Aerial parts | Decoction | Respiratory diseases, cough, sore throat, bronchitis [47, 48] | Leaves/flowers | Leaves/flowers | Pectoral asthma, spasmolytic, expectorant, cough, and emollient [49, 50] | Whole plant | Infusion | Chronic bladder ulcer, bladder pains [46, 51, 52] |
| Inflammation | Leaves, flowers, and whole plant | A crushing plant | Rheumatism, the local application against arthritis [53] |
| Haemorrhoidal | Leaves | Vapour, infusion | Antihaemorrhoidal [54, 55] |
| Dermatological ailment | Flowers and leaves | Infusion, decoction | Astringent, acne [49, 56] | Decoction | Emollient | Roots [57] |
| Menstrual pains | Roots | Decoction | Menstrual pain [58, 59] | Flowers | Infusion | Dysmenorrhoea [60] |
| Gastrointestinal disturbance | Whole plant | Decoction | Laxative effects or depurative, against abdominal pains [61] |
| Other relevant uses | Roots | Decoction | Fever, abortion, weakness, hypertension, and menstrual pain [58, 59, 62] | Flowers/leaves | Infusion | Soothing, sedative [49, 63] |
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