Anti-Dengue Therapeutic Potential of Medicinal plant, Tinospora cordifolia
Abstract:
Dengue, a significant viral disease spread by mosquitoes, is
causing an increasing death rate due to inadequate treatments and preventative
measures. However, there has been substantial advancement in the investigation
of natural and traditional herbal remedies. Tinospora cordifolia has been
extensively researched for its ability to treat dengue fever. This research
aims to assess the current information on the use of T. cordifolia in treating
dengue, emphasizing its clinical effectiveness, phytochemistry, and antiviral
properties. The research methodology included an extensive examination of the
literature on T. cordifolia's anti-dengue attributes in different databases
utilizing appropriate keywords. Discoveries validate the effectiveness of T.
cordifolia in fighting dengue by easing cytokine storms, decreasing vascular
leakage, and blocking key viral proteins. Substances like berberine and
magnoflorine obtained from the plant exhibit potential in this aspect. The
research not only highlights but also underscores the significant potential of
T. cordifolia as a beneficial treatment option for dengue, but additional
computational and clinical studies are necessary to create effective and safe
anti-dengue drugs. Moreover, it is crucial to have a more thorough
comprehension of T. cordifolia's antiviral method in combating dengue virus
infection.
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