A Review of the Therapeutic Potential of Natural Products for the Treatment of Cervical Cancer

Abstract

Cervical cancer is the fourth most prevalent cancer among women worldwide. Regarding the fact that many natural products have been shown to be successful against cervical cancer, there hasn't been a comprehensive investigation that categorized them corresponding to their anti-cancer pathways. Investigators in the present research collected information on recent studies on natural treatments for cervical cancer published in Pubmed (which includes Medline) and Google Scholar. Apoptosis activation, angiogenesis suppression, metastatic suppression, resistance reduction, and miRNA regulation were the five groups into which their tactics fell. Cervical cancer was avoided by a total of 64 natural products. It has been demonstrated that several of these have numerous impacts against cervical cancer, including Penicillium sclerotiorum excerpts from Cassia Fistula L., ethanol extracts from Bauhinia variegate candida, thymoquinone obtained from Nigella sativa, lipid-soluble extracts of Pinellia pedatisecta Schott., and 1′S-1′-acetoxychavicol acquired from Alpinia in summary, ingredients might become desirable prospects for brand-new cancer medications.