Topical Phytotherapeutic Treatment: Management of Normalization of Elevated Levels of Biochemical Parameter During Osteoarthritic Disorders: A prospective Study

A. Ganguly, D. Ganguly, Sudip, K. Banerjee
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Background: C-reactive protein (CRP), creatine kinase-muscle (CK-MM) and aldolase A (AldoA) levels are proven to be realistic biochemical markers of osteoarthritic disorders (OADs). The aim of this study is to normalize the elevated levels of CRP, CK-MM and AldoA during OADs of knee-joints and degenerative changes in lumbarspine by topical application of phytoconstituents with specialized techniques. Methods: Baseline data were collected and evaluated from 261 patients (66.67% females) with OADs confirmed with radiological images. Serum CRP, CK-MM, and AldoA levels were measured at the baseline and at the end of six weeks of treatment using appropriate kits. All patients underwent a standardized physical, radiographic examinations and evaluation of risk factors (inflammation, muscle degeneration, bone erosion, and skeletal muscle diseases) by blood examination and completed a questionnaire. All the patients were treated with topical application of phytochemicals extracted from seven Indian medicinal plants mixed with virgin sesame oil and beehive-wax for a period of six-week with specialized techniques. Results: The parameters of the risk factors for OADs at the end of six-week of treatment were highly significant (p<0.0001). The high and low ranges of all biomarkers, their percentage of improvements and Pearson’s correlation coefficient were all highly significant (p<0.0001). The improvements of pain, stiffness and daily functional activities at the end of treatment under KOOS, VAS, WOMAC index and KPS were highly significant (p<0.0001) and also reduction of weight as evidenced by BMI (p<0.0001) and radiological images as assessed by K-L grading score. Conclusions: It is firmly confirmed from the results that the elevated levels of CRP, CK-MM, and AldoA, represent the risks of inflammation, muscle degeneration, and skeletal muscle damage along with pain and all daily functional activities, body weight and radiological images as confirmed by above-mentioned international approved scales during OADs can be successful normalized by topical application of phytoconstituents within six-week with specialized treatment.
局部植物治疗:Management骨关节炎疾病期间生化参数升高水平的正常化:一项前瞻性研究
背景:C反应蛋白(CRP)、肌酸激酶肌肉(CK-MM)和醛缩酶A(AldoA)水平已被证明是骨关节炎(OAD)的现实生化标志物。本研究的目的是通过用专门技术局部应用植物成分,使膝关节OAD和腰痛退行性变化过程中CRP、CK-MM和AldoA水平升高正常化。方法:收集261例(女性66.67%)经放射学图像证实的OAD患者的基线数据并进行评估。使用适当的试剂盒在基线和治疗六周结束时测量血清CRP、CK-MM和AldoA水平。所有患者都接受了标准化的体格检查、放射学检查,并通过血液检查评估风险因素(炎症、肌肉退化、骨侵蚀和骨骼肌疾病),并完成了问卷调查。所有患者均采用专业技术,局部应用从七种印度药用植物中提取的植物化学物质,混合初榨芝麻油和蜂蜡,为期六周。结果:治疗6周结束时OAD的危险因素参数具有高度显著性(p<0.0001)。所有生物标志物的高低范围、改善百分比和Pearson相关系数均具有高度显著(p<0.001)。在KOOS、VAS、,WOMAC指数和KPS非常显著(p<0.0001),BMI(p<0.001)和K-L分级评分评估的放射学图像也证明了体重减轻。结论:从结果中可以坚定地证实,CRP、CK-MM和AldoA水平的升高代表了炎症、肌肉退化和骨骼肌损伤以及疼痛和所有日常功能活动的风险,在OAD期间,通过上述国际认可的量表确认的体重和放射学图像可以通过在六周内局部施用植物成分并进行专门治疗来成功地标准化。
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