Perfil dos medicamentos fitoterápicos mais comercializados em farmácia magistral do município de João Pessoa-PB.
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description: Medicinal plants and herbal medicines are widely used in developing countries, this factor related to the difficulty in access to medicines in medical care, the ease of obtaining of medicinal plants and the wide cultural tradition. The present study aimed to evaluate the profile of herbal medicines more marketed in compounding pharmacy in João Pessoa, know the audience that makes use of this therapy, the professions or specialties with the most prescribers of these medicines and also identify potential drug interactions between herbal, herbal medicines and synthetic. The survey was of documentary, retrospective and descriptive type, having as object of study the requirements of herbal medicines for the period of October to December 2012. The data were evalua ted by using percentage and analysis expressed in graphics or tables. For the bibliographic survey were used knowledge books approached and Scielo databases, Scirus, Pubmed, Capes Journals, Google Scholar and Microsoft Academic, using keywords relevant to the subject, without language restriction, date and type of publication. After analysis it has been seen that all the requirements (735) had the name of the patient; and of these 532 were prescribed for women (72.38%) and 203 (27.62%) for men, however the age groups were not expressed. Among the specialties most prescribed are paediatricians, general practitioners and dermatologists both with 13 professionals (12.26%) each class. Plants with higher frequency in Uncaria tomentosa (prescriptions were 4.14%), Camellia sinensis (3.74%), Valeriana officinalis (3.55%), Casearia sylvestris (2.89%), Hamamelis spp. (2.89%), Echinacea spp. (2.82%), Calendula officinalis (2.69%), Garcinia cambogia (2.69%), Chamomilla recutita (2.62%), Ginko biloba (2.62%), Aesculus hippocastanum (2.56%), Tribullus terrestris (2.36%), Passiflora spp. (2.3%), Hypericum perforatum (2.1%), Maytenus ilicifolia (2.04%), Erythrina mulungu (2.04%), Ilex paraguariensis (2.04%), Arnica spp. (1.77%)…
abstract: Medicinal plants and herbal medicines are widely used in developing countries, this factor related to the difficulty in access to medicines in medical care, the ease of obtaining of medicinal plants and the wide cultural tradition. The present study aimed to evaluate the profile of herbal medicines more marketed in compounding pharmacy in João Pessoa, know the audience that makes use of this therapy, the professions or specialties with the most prescribers of these medicines and also identify potential drug interactions between herbal, herbal medicines and synthetic. The survey was of documentary, retrospective and descriptive type, having as object of study the requirements of herbal medicines for the period of October to December 2012. The data were evalua ted by using percentage and analysis expressed in graphics or tables. For the bibliographic survey were used knowledge books approached and Scielo databases, Scirus, Pubmed, Capes Journals, Google Scholar and Microsoft Academic, using keywords relevant to the subject, without language restriction, date and type of publication. After analysis it has been seen that all the requirements (735) had the name of the patient; and of these 532 were prescribed for women (72.38%) and 203 (27.62%) for men, however the age groups were not expressed. Among the specialties most prescribed are paediatricians, general practitioners and dermatologists both with 13 professionals (12.26%) each class. Plants with higher frequency in Uncaria tomentosa (prescriptions were 4.14%), Camellia sinensis (3.74%), Valeriana officinalis (3.55%), Casearia sylvestris (2.89%), Hamamelis spp. (2.89%), Echinacea spp. (2.82%), Calendula officinalis (2.69%), Garcinia cambogia (2.69%), Chamomilla recutita (2.62%), Ginko biloba (2.62%), Aesculus hippocastanum (2.56%), Tribullus terrestris (2.36%), Passiflora spp. (2.3%), Hypericum perforatum (2.1%), Maytenus ilicifolia (2.04%), Erythrina mulungu (2.04%), Ilex paraguariensis (2.04%), Arnica spp. (1.77%)…
author: Damasceno, Lindemberg Medeiros.
language: pt
keywords: Medicamentos fitoterápicos, Farmácia magistral, Prescrições, Interação medicamentosa
date published: 2014-07-14
date modified: 2026-07-24T01:17:57Z
provider: Brazil UFPB
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: Universidade Federal da Paraíba