antiinflammatoryreparative
Anti-inflammatory reparative, often written as antiinflammatoryreparative in a broad sense, refers to processes, therapies, or agents that simultaneously dampen inflammation and promote tissue repair or regeneration. The term is used in discussions of wound healing, musculoskeletal conditions, and inflammatory diseases where inflammation and tissue damage occur together.
Mechanistically, anti-inflammatory effects help limit secondary injury, excessive fibrotic scarring, and further tissue breakdown, while reparative
Examples of substances and approaches considered to have anti-inflammatoryreparative properties include certain natural compounds (for example,
Applications are explored in chronic wounds, osteoarthritis, tendon injuries, and conditions with mucosal or soft-t tissue