Review Article
Pharmaceutical Properties and Applications of a Natural Polymer from Grewia mollis
Table 1
Ethnomedicinal uses of G. mollis plant.
| Use | Plant part | Preparation | References |
| Wound healing | Bark, leaves | Mucilages are applied to ulcers, cuts, sores, and snake bites | [9, 13] | Cough | Bark, roots | Decoction | [9, 13] | Fever | Bark Leaves, and fruit | Extract of bark and/or leaves. Fruits are also eaten for this purpose | [9, 13]
| Diarrhoea | Stem bark | Decoction | [9, 24] | Child birth Pain | Stem bark, leaves | Maceration, decoction | [9, 13] | Colic | Bark, leaves | Infusion | [9] | Constipation | Bark | Mucilage | [9] | Rickets | Leaves | Decoction | [9] | Palpitation | Roots, leaves | Decoction | [9] | Sore eyes | Root shavings | Sap squeezed out and applied under the eyelid | [9] | Rheumatism | Roots | Paste | [9, 13] | Anal prolapse | Bark | Pounded and dissolved in water | [9, 24] |
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