Herbal medicine has become a popular form of health care, globally. Herbal medicine is a preferred option nowadays even though few contrasts exist between herbal medicines and customary pharmacological medicines. Herbal formulations have been the most effective treatment for various disease conditions. Many studies have proved the efficiency of herb-herb combinations. In comparison with single drugs, drug combinations have shown a more promising effect in the treatment of disease. This drug combinations conception has been well established in many countries and extraordinary success has been reached. But not all the natural treatments are found to be inherently safe. A herbal formulation may carry risk. So, it is essential to know which herbal remedies do better than side effects and for which condition. Most herbal formulations are not properly standardized, and it lacks efficacy and safety for consumption. There has been numerous regulations and standard measure been taken in recent times to scrutinize the proper preparations of the herbal formulation will be effective and safe for consumption, with accordance to this it has paved the way for many advantageous benefits from the herbal formulation and curbing the non-beneficial effects of the available herbal formulations So, this review addresses the safety, efficacy, and regulations of herbal formulation.

Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is one of the most commonly reported nerve entrapment syndromes. There are almost 10 million cases present in India alone. It was also found women were more commonly affected compared to men. Higher prevalence rates of CTS can be found in certain occupational groups, for example, the construction workers. The present study was a cross-sectional study conducted among IT professionals (primarily females). The questionnaire consisted of 7-10 questions and was given to IT professionals. Different populations can be covered online. The sample size of this survey was 100. People seem to have a sufficient amount of knowledge on CTS. However, there is more on CTS that they should be made aware. 70% of people are aware of the carpal tunnel syndrome, but only around 50 % are aware of more information on CTS. Thus more research and studies must be further continued on this topic as it is a prevalent problem and millions of people are affected by it, and many might still be unaware of the problem in the world.