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utilization herbal remedies wound healing notable aspect traditional medicine practices understanding herbal use among patients yields insights nursing care enhancement study aimed investigate utilization herbal remedies wound healing among diabetic patients total 453 participants enrolled demographic data including age sex occupation education level residence ethnic group distance health service herbal use duration wound duration presented descriptive statistics used analyze data including means standard deviations ranges percentages average participant age 5539 years noncivil servant workers 603 low education level 671 indian almond wood 97 green betel 68 commonly used herbs wound healing family members primary source information 291 437 obtained herbs personal gardens although 942 participants disclose herbal use health liaisons 534 used herbs specifically wound healing users reported positive negative effects wounds various herbs indicating variability experiences however consistency herb usage individual patients uncertain study identified diverse herbal remedies used wound healing among patients driven familial recommendations usage pattern diversity effects signal necessity researching herb safety efficacy clarifying impact consistent herb usage wound healing essential understanding patients preferences practices findings emphasize importance open communication patients healthcare providers regarding herbal remedy use nurses acknowledge patients preferences traditional healing practices ensuring receive evidencebased care patientcentered herbal strategies enhance nursing practice fostering holistic wound care research guide nursing interventions facilitate informed decisionmaking improve patient outcomes