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Traditional uses of E. senegalensis in Kolokani |
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| Indications (Number of citation) |
Plants parts used |
Mode of preparation |
Added substances or other plant parts |
Mode of Administration |
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| Amenorrhea (4 citations) |
Flower |
powder |
porridge |
consume |
| macerate |
oral |
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| Bark |
decoction |
Pennisetum sp |
oral |
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| Seeds |
oral |
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| Malaria/Icterus (3 citations) |
Bark/Leaves |
decoction |
oral |
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| Chest pain (2 citations) |
Bark |
Decoction |
steam bath |
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| powder |
water |
oral |
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| Abortion (2 citations) |
Root/leaves/Bark |
decoction |
oral |
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| Old wounds (2 citations) |
Root |
Decoction |
cleanser |
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| powder |
application to the wound |
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| Gastric ulcer |
Root |
Powder |
Roots of Boscia angustifolia, water |
oral |
| Weakness |
Leaves + Bark |
decoction |
oral, body bath |
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| Child abdominal pain |
Bark |
decoction |
oral |
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| Dysmenorrhoea |
Root |
maceration |
Honey (alternatively) |
oral |
| Schistosomiasis |
Bark |
powder |
oral |
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| Diarrhoea |
Leaves |
decoction |
oral |
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Togola et al. Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine 2008 4:6 doi:10.1186/1746-4269-4-6 |
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