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A Review On Herbal Based Pain Balm Formulation For Pain Relief
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Author(s):
Pranita Damodhar Nikure | Payal Kuldip Nidurkar
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Keywords:
Balm, Muscle Pain, Antioxidant Properties, Herbal Medicine, Castor Oil, Menthol Oil, Eucalyptus Oil, Analgesic Herbal Balm, Ayurvedic Plant
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Abstract:
Menthol Is Naturally Occurring Cyclic Terpene Alcohol Of Plant Origin, Which Has Been Used Since Antiquity Of Medicinal Purpose. Its Use In Dermatology Is Ubiquitous, Where It Is Frequently Part Of Topical Anti-pruritic, Antiseptic, Analgesic And Cooling Formulations. Despite Its Widespread Use, It Was Only Recently That The Mechanism By Which Menthol Elicits The Same Cool Sensation As Low Temperature Was Elucidated Upon, With The Discovery Of The TRPM 8 Receptor. Although Almost 5 Years Have Passed Since This Receptor, Many Dermatologists Are Still Unware Of Menthols Underlying Target. In Line With The Advancement Of Our Understanding Of Pain Mechanisms, There Has Been A Growing Emphasis O N The Creation Of Novel Drug Delivery Systems That Can Offer Patients Individualized Treatments Without Compr Missing The Effectiveness Of Analgesics. Acute Pain Serves As A Warning, But Chronic Pain Is A Syndrome That Necessitates Careful Selection Of Highly Bioavailable Analgesic Medications For Long Termtreatment. There Has Been An Increasing Focus On Development Of New Routes Of Drug Administration To Provide Tailored Treatments For Patients, Without Decreasing Efficacy Of Analgesia, In Proportion To The Progression Of The Knowledge Of Pain Mechanisms. While Acute Pain Acts As An Alarm, Chronic Pain Is A Syndrome Requiring Meticulous Selection Of Analgesic Drugs Of High Bioavailability For Long-term Use. Such Criteria Are Challenges That Topical Medications Aim To Overcome, Allowing Progressive Delivery Of Active Component, Maintaining Stable Plasma Levels, With A Good Safety Profile.
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Paper id:
IJSARTV11I12104463
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Volume: 11 Issue: 12 December 2025
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Publication Date:
2025-12-27
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