Traditional Herbal Remedies for Burn Wound Healing in Canon of Avicenna

  • Aliasl J
  • Khoshzaban F
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Burns are a worldwide problem. The incidence of severe burns has been higher than the combined incidence of tuberculosis and HIV infections. Throughout history there have been many different treatments prescribed for burns. The Canon is the masterpiece of Avicenna’s medical books. The Canon includes a description of 785 simple drugs. Avicenna believed in burn treatment, which follows two goals. The first goal is prevention of blistering and the second goal is treatment of the burn wound after it has created blisters, cold drugs are suitable for the first goal and dry drugs with moderate in cold and hot qualities are better for second goal, this study reviewed remedies for burn wounds in Canon

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Aliasl, J., & Khoshzaban, F. (2013). Traditional Herbal Remedies for Burn Wound Healing in Canon of Avicenna. Jundishapur Journal of Natural Pharmaceutical Products, 8(4), 192–196. https://doi.org/10.17795/jjnpp-11686

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