Efecto terapéutico en el tratamiento del Acné Vulgar usando principios activos de MELISSA OFFICINALIS L. y PLANTAGO LANCEOLATA

Abstract

Acne Acne is a chronic inflammation of the pilosebaceous unit that engages regions of the body like the face, neck, shoulders and upper trunk and is a cause of consultation that commonly affects people between 15 to 25 years old. The next study aims to measure the therapeutic effects that exist in the treatment of acne vulgaris using the active ingredients of plants MELISSA OFFICINALIS L. y PLANTAGO LANCEOLATA. It’s a clinical trial double blind parallel controlled with a sample of 20 patient volunteers, the type of sampling was convenience. The stages of the study were: the laboratory of the Faculty of Medicine of the Universidad Mayor of San Simon where took place the procedure for extraction of active principles and homes of participants where they were handed treatment and carried out the checks. They were 20 volunteer patients, of whom 4 abandoned treatment and continued with 5 men and 11 women patients. The results show that the group treated with active ingredients had an average of 5 to 8 days still shorter compared to the control group, no patient presented adverse reactions to treatment and sex that had better results with treatment was the male. We can conclude that the use of the active principles of natural plants to treat acne vulgaris has different degrees of effectiveness, still relevant time and the concentrations of the active ingredients. Therapeutic effect in the treatment of Acne Vulgaris using active principles melissa officinalis l. and planTaGo lanceola Ta