“…[667] CODEN (USA): JDDTAO 2015).Ethno medical uses of Premna species can be categorized (i) as anti-inflammatory -either to treat asthma, rheumatism, gout, pains, fevers; (ii) to improve immune system and treat cold and cough; (iii) for stomach disorders such as diarrhoea, dysentery, febrifuge, stomach ache; (iv) for wound healing and treating skin diseases; (v) to treat bacterial (for example, tuberculosis, leuchorrea) and malarial infections; (vi) to treat migraine, headache, and neuralgia problems; and (vii) to treat hypertension, diabetes, liver-and cardiac-related problems (Dianita, 2017). With this small review itself we can conclude that Premna species have proved to be useful in treating various disorders in humans but still there is need of conducting further phytochemical, pharmacognosical and pharmacological studies on these species which can help in future research work (Kabra et al, 2015).…”