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Hyperuricaemia and Urtica urens - bridging herbal remedies and modern science
International Journal of Homoeopathic Sciences · 2024 · Vol. 8(4) · pp. 424–425
Abstract
High blood uric acid levels, or hyperuricaemia, are linked to a number of diseases, including metabolic syndrome and hyperuricemia. Recent research points to a possible connection between urticaria and other dermatological disorders and hyperuricaemia. Small nettle, or flaming nettle, or Urtica urens, has long been utilized for its therapeutic qualities, which may include relief from inflammatory disorders. The pathophysiological causes, clinical consequences, and therapeutic potential of Urtica urens in the management of hyperuricemia patients are the main topics of discussion in this overview of the link between hyperuricaemia and urticaria.
Medicinal plant effects and applicationsUrticaria and Related ConditionsPharmacology and Obesity TreatmentBridging (networking)Traditional medicineMedicineComputer science
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