Formulation and Evaluation of Herbal Coupling Gel Using Aloe Vera Gel, Flaxseed Mucilage and Okra Mucilage
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20069816Keywords:
Herbal coupling gel, Ultrasound gel, Aloe vera, Flaxseed mucilage, Okra mucilage, Natural polymersAbstract
This study is about making and testing a natural ultrasound gel using ingredients like aloe vera, flaxseed mucilage, and okra mucilage. Ultrasound is used a lot in medicine for checking things and treating patients. It needs a good gel to help sound waves move through the body properly. Most gels today are made with chemicals that can make skin feel bad, cause allergies, and aren't good for the environment because they don't break down easily. To fix these problems, this research is trying to make a better gel using natural things. Aloe vera is the main part because it helps skin feel better, is soothing, and has anti-inflammatory effects. Flaxseed and okra mucilage are added because they help the gel stay thick and stable due to their ability to hold water. The new gel was tested in several ways to check how well it works, including its look, pH level, how thick it is, how easily it spreads, how well it washes off, and if it causes any skin irritation. The results showed the gel was smooth, had the right thickness, spread well, was gentle on skin, and didn't cause irritation. It also mixed well and was easy to remove. The study found that this herbal gel is a safe, effective, and eco-friendly alternative to the usual synthetic gels. Its natural ingredients make the treatment more comfortable for patients and help protect the environment. It is a good option for use in medical and physiotherapy settings, especially where there are fewer resources.
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