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🌿 Herb
Papaya Leaf
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Clinical Trials
3
Meta-Analyses
1
PubMed References
Top Conditions Studied with Papaya Leaf
📋 Sample Trials
NCT05360134
Platelet Augmentation Using C. Papaya Leaf Extract in Live Donor Liver Transplantation
Unknown
📊 Sample Meta-Analyses
CRD42015019575
Can papaya leaf extract cure dengue virus infections?
Dengue virus infections include dengue fever, dengue hemorrhagic fever and dengu
CRD42016050367
Effect of carica papaya leaf extract in patients with dengue fever: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials
Dengue fever
CRD42019138959
What is the efficacy and safety of carica papaya leaf extract in patients with dengue infection? A systematic review of randomised controlled trials
Dengue viral infection
📚 Sample References
PMID 35781007
Platelet augmentation activity of mature leaf juice of Sri Lankan wild type cultivar of Carica papaya L: Insights into potential cellular mechanisms
J Ethnopharmacol · 2022
🌿 All Herb data fields for Papaya Leaf
🌿 Names
Pinyin Name
Fan Mu Gua Ye
中文名 (Chinese)
番木瓜叶
Latin Name
Folium Caricae
English Name
Papaya Leaf
☯ TCM Properties
Properties (性味)
Sweet; Neutral
Part Used
Leaf
🩺 Clinical Profile
Function (功能)
To resolve toxin, joint bones.
Indication (主治)
Toxin swelling of sores, fracture.
🔗 External References
HERB DB
TCMID
7110
🔍 Raw view — every non-empty column on this row (23 fields)
name
Papaya Leaf
chinese name
番木瓜叶
pinyin name
Fan Mu Gua Ye
latin name
Folium Caricae
english name
Papaya Leaf
properties english
Sweet; Neutral
use part
Leaf
tcmid id
7110
herb id str
HERB001615
function text
To resolve toxin, joint bones.
indication
Toxin swelling of sores, fracture.
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