CURRENT UPDATES ON HERBAL OIL VS SYNTHETIC ANTIBIOTICS USE FOR TOPICAL APPLICATION

Vrushali H Talmale*, Rahul H Kasliwal, Yogesh N Gholse

Priyadarshini J. L. College of Pharmacy, Nagpur, Maharashtra, India

ABSTRACT

Topical skin infections represent some of the most common infectious sicknesses globally. Prevention and treatment of skin infections can involve utility of a topical antimicrobial, which may be an herbal oil and synthetic antibiotic drug. However, there's restricted evidence to aid the widespread rophylactic or healing use of topical agents. Challenges concerned inside the use of topical antimicrobials encompass growing costs of bacterial resistance, local allergy reactions. We evaluate the proof for the foremost scientific makes use of herbal oil and topical synthetic antibiotics. Herbal oils are traditional herbal treatments used to deal with several situations. 5% of plant oils used for dermatological usages, pores and skin moisturizing and skin care. The benefits of this sort of therapeutics encompass properly availability, local cultural elements and individual choices. the growing demand for herbal and organic merchandise, and the already established synergistic consequences of natural oil. Synthetic antibiotics are beneficial for topical administration to treating topical skin condition rather than the oral administration because of minimising the side effect of oral administration. Nowadays topical antibiotics is widely accepted effective and safe treatment for bacterial infection. In this review article comparison of the herbal oil Vs synthetic antibiotic drug for topical use.

Keywords:

Herbal Oil, Antibiotics, Synthetic, Antibacterial, Topical, Resistance