Evaluation of Comparative Dermal Toxicity and Efficacy of Aargwadhadi Oil and Aargwadhadi Ointment
Premadevi Kalmegh, Bharat Rathi, Renu Rathi, Poonam Madan
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 264–273 · Published 19 Dec 2021
10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i60A34484Abstract
Introduction: Skin diseases are among the most common of all health illness in recent years, In Ayurveda, management of skin diseases includes internal and external administration. External administration includes various topical applications However, herbal medicines are not completely safe from adverse effects and develop irritation, rashes, redness and burning sensation on the skin as observed in recent researches.“Hence there is a requirement of a safe drug which should be economical & affordable for all. Hence present study is undertaken to study dermal toxicity profile Aargwadhadi oil and Aargwadhadi ointment in an experimental animal and make available safe and efficient drug to the human being. Aim and Objective: Pharmaceutical development, standardization and evaluation of acute, sub-acute dermal toxicity and efficacy of a Aargwadhadi oil and Aargwadhadi ointment and compare efficacy and safety of Aargwadhadi oil and Aargwadhadi ointment. Materials and Methods: Aargwadhadioil and Aargwadhadi Ointment will be prepared as per classical reference and it will be converted into ointment form. Analytical study for standardization of Aargwadhadi oil and Aargwadhadi ointment will be done. Evaluation of Acute and sub-acute dermal toxicity study in experimental animals of both dosage forms as well, efficacy study of Aargwadhadi oil and Aargwadhadi ointment on animal model of vitiligo will be done. Observations and Results: Observation will be done on the basis of assessment criteria evaluation of control group and experimental group will be noted. Results will be drawn on the basis of observations and applying suitable tests. It will be noted and presented in form of table, charts, graphs etc. Conclusion: Conclusion of the study will be drawn accordingly from the recorded observations, analysis of data.
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