Herbal approach for tuberculosis management: A systematic review

Background: Tuberculosis is an airborne infection that causes lung damage, and it particularly harmful to patients with weakened immune systems or other health problems. Allopathic medications are associated development of cross resistance multidrug in diseases such as TB, making treatment more difficult. In this case, Herbal remedies the most effective treating disease. Medicinal plants antituberculotic qualities provide pharmacists a new supply medicine, allowing them create novel drugs depending on their active constituents intermediate metabolites. Objective: Many recent studies have shown ayurvedic medicines can reduce mortality dramatically when administered situations because they interact body's natural environment. Ayurvedic medicine growing popularity due its low toxicity study lack side effects compared allopathic treatments. Conclusion: Considering botanical categorization anti-tubercular action, Anti-tubercular medicinal herbs been chosen from scientific literature for review. A primary objective highlight antituberculosis plants, chemical compounds, properties.