Healing potentials of Marigold flower (Tagetes erecta) on full thickness dermal wound in caprine model

Objectives: In the modern days multiple drug resistance has been developed against many microbes due to random use of existing antimicrobial drugs in treatment infectious diseases. This paves way for reconsidering traditional medicine; hence we have carried out evaluate wound healing potentials Marigold flower ( Tagetes erecta ) surgical model black Bengal goats. Methods: A total sixteen wounds were made eight goats under proper restraint and analgesia. Wounds topically treated with paste (Group A) normal saline B, control). Post-treatment information was recorded from day 1 21. Planimetric features such as swelling area, elevation suture line, length monitored. Histopathological vivo anti-microbial studies also investigated. Results: Results revealed that aqueous modulated inflammation promoted contraction leading earlier than those saline. Histological findings highlighted cutaneous architecture marigold more appeared saline-treated wound. The antibacterial study highly effective Staphylococcus aureus which is ubiquitous bacterial pathogen both humans animals. Conclusions: These results, thus, demonstrate possesses activities it could be a potential candidate dermal by topical application.