Table 1.
Medicinal Use | Plant Part | Region | References |
---|---|---|---|
Gastrointestinal disorders | Seeds (O) | Trinidad and Tobago | [20] |
Menstrual problems | Seeds (O) | India | [21] |
Toothache | Stem (T) | China | [22] |
Sedative | Seeds (O) | India | [21] |
Wounds | Stem (T) | Nigeria | [23] |
Diabetes | Seeds, Leaves (O) | Bangladesh, India | [22,24] |
Laxative | Leaves (O) | India, India, China | [25,26,27] |
Dizziness | Seeds (O) | India | [20] |
Poultice | Seeds (T) | India | [28] |
Wormicide | Seeds, Roots (T) | India | [20] |
Baldness | Seeds (T) | India | [28] |
Gingivitis, Stomatitis, Toothbrush | Stem, Seeds, Leaves (T) | India, China, Thailand | [18,23,27] |
Genital inflammations | Leaves (T) | India | [20] |
Malaria | Leaves (O) | Nigeria | [23] |
Ulcers | Leaves (T) | India | [25] |
Syphilis | Roots (O) | India | [20] |
Cough | Roots (O) | India | [20] |
Measles | Seeds (T) | China | [22] |
Energy stimulant | Seeds (O) | Bangladesh | [24] |
Induce lactation | Leaves and Seeds (T) | India | [27] |
Nullify effect of intoxication | Leaves (O) | India | [27] |
(O) = Oral; (T) = Topical.