A Review on Antiurolithiatic (Pashanabeda) Effects of Herbal and Marine Resources
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 498–510 · Published 29 Dec 2021
10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i63A36096Abstract
Urolithiasis (urinary calculi) is stone development in bladder, urinary tract and kidney. The rise in frequency and occurrence of kidney stones is talking point all over the world. 12% of the global population suffer from urinary stone formation. The phenomenon effect of urolithiasis is lowered by using the pashanabeda elements. Pashanabeda (Pashan: stone; bheda: to break) is a Sanskrit locution which implies the breakage of stone. The adverse reactions caused due to man made drugs has prompted to rejoin with the natural safe medication. The evolution of plant-based therapeutics has shown terrific notice and demand as an modernistic drug entities all over the sphere. The present review aims the investigators to easily identify and develop plant and marine resources beneficial in management of urolithiasis.
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