02045nas a2200241 4500008004100000245009300041210006900134260001600203300001200219490000700231520134000238653001401578653001701592653001201609653001001621653000901631653001501640100002801655700002901683700002201712700002901734856004001763 2025 eng d00aCan Moringa Serve As A Substitute For NSAIDS In Pain Management? A Bibliometric Analysis0 aCan Moringa Serve As A Substitute For NSAIDS In Pain Management  cAugust 2025 a480-4960 v173 a

Introduction: Pain management often relies on NSAIDs, but their long-term use poses risks, including GI toxicity, cardiovascular events, renal damage, and neurotoxicity. Moringa oleifera offers a safer, plantbased alternative with anti-inflammatory properties. This study uses bibliometric analysis to explore moringa’s scientific potential as an analgesic substitute. Materials and methods: This research aims to explore the evolution of scientific disciplines by finding and identifying trends, patterns, and correlations in scientific texts related to certain topics. The main things this study looked at were Moringa oleifera and pain, utilizing both quantitative and qualitative methods. Results and discussion: Moringa oleifera offers multi-pathway analgesic effects with low toxicity. Enhanced with synergistic compounds, it rivals NSAIDs in safety and efficacy, though standardization and bioavailability remain key challenges; Conclusions: This bibliometric study gives Moringa oleifera provides a safe, multi-targeted alternative to NSAIDs for chronic pain, with enhanced efficacy when combined with bioavailability boosters and synergistic antiinflammatory compounds. This research was conducted in July 2025.

10aanalgetic10aBibliometric10aMoringa10aNSAID10aPain10aSubstitute1 aSaleh, Arman, Yurisaldi1 aSaputra, Dwi, Arwandi Yo1 aValentina, Riezky1 aSusanto, Tirta, Darmawan uhttps://www.phcogj.com/article/2527