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Summary:Comfrey (Symphytum spp.) is native to both Europe and Asia and has traditionally been used as both a food and forage crop. Comfrey has traditionally been used both topically, for inflammation, pain and wound healing, and orally, for gastrointestinal, respiratory and gynecological concerns. Although evidence supporting oral use of comfrey is lacking, clinical trials suggest topical comfrey may be advantageous for pain and inflammation associated with injuries. In the past 20 years scientific studies have reported that comfrey may be .... Read more
Comfrey for Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs Comfrey
: In vitro studies have found that comfrey may have anti-inflammatory effects. Clinical trials investigating topical application of comfrey-containing creams have found significant reductions in inflammation and pain associated with ....
Comfrey for Pain
Comfrey (Symphytum officinale) has been found to have anti-inflammatory effects and may help decrease pain. Clinical trials investigating topical application of comfrey-containing creams have found significant reductions in inflammation and ....
Comfrey for Selective COX-2 Inhibitors Comfrey
: In vitro studies have found that comfrey may have anti-inflammatory effects. Clinical trials investigating topical application of comfrey-containing creams have found significant reductions in inflammation and pain associated with ....
Comfrey for Familial Mediterranean Fever (FMF) Comfrey
: In vitro (test tube) studies have found that comfrey may have anti-inflammatory effects. Clinical trials have found that comfrey-containing creams significantly reduce inflammation and pain associated with sprains and ....
Comfrey for HIV and Immune Reconstitution Inflammatory Syndrome Comfrey
: In vitro studies have found that comfrey may have anti-inflammatory effects. Clinical trials investigating topical application of comfrey-containing creams have found significant reductions in inflammation and pain associated with ....