Systematic review demonstrates modest healing trends from polyherbal formulations as adjuncts to standard care, indicating potential.
= 98%), and no publication bias was detected. Although several individual herbs within these formulations possess tissue-regenerative, angiogenic and anti-inflammatory properties, the pooled results indicate only a modest, nonsignificant trend toward faster healing. Variations in formulation composition, treatment duration, and methodological quality limit the certainty of evidence, which ranges from high (age) to very low (HbA1c) on the GRADE assessment. Overall, polyherbal formulations show therapeutic promise as adjuncts to standard wound, whereas larger, well-designed trials using standardized formulations and clinically relevant endpoints are needed to establish their efficacy and optimize their clinical application.
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