Importance of Medicinal Compounds from Traditional Plants for the Treatment of Endometriosis

Shanmugapriya Rishikesan, Parthiban Brindha Devi
In: Interdisciplinary Biotechnological Advances · 2023 · pp. 253–269 · doi:10.1007/978-981-99-4939-7_11 · W4388877021
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This chapter reviews the activity profiles of medicinal plants and their active components for developing multitargeted endometriosis medicinal compounds.

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This chapter discusses endometriosis and reviews medicinal plants and their active compounds as potential sources of multitargeted therapeutic candidates, describing the activity profiles of plant-derived compounds tested for gynecological uses and emphasizing their role in traditional medicine where resources are limited. It highlights the development of medicinal plant–derived compounds for endometriosis, positioning them within a broader landscape that includes advances in computational and chemical approaches to drug discovery. A major caveat is that the text is presented as a chapter-style overview rather than a new patient study or a systematic experimental assessment with reported efficacy estimates. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses on the activity profile of traditional plant medicinal compounds and their development as multitargeted endometriosis therapies.

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