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Background <p>The COVID-19 pandemic caused by the coronavirus rendered high mortality and morbidity globally. post-menopausal women showed various post-infectious residual effects like fatigue, disturbed sleep and cognitive dysfunction.</p> Objectives <p>To study the therapeutic potential of Moringa leaf powder supplementation in improving the sleep quality of a Patient with long Covid-19 syndrome Insomnia with preexisting erythema nodosum.</p> Methods <p>A 60-year-old female from the southern part of India with the complaints of disturbed sleep and reddish patches over anterior aspect of her legs was supplemented with 5&#xa0;g of moringa powder in hot water every day after dinner for 2&#xa0;months. The Pittsburgh sleep quality index, Dermatology life quality index, and short form 36 quality of life questionnaires were used to assess sleep quality, dermatological manifestations and life quality.</p> Results <p>The patient showed&#xa0;an&#xa0;improvement of&#xa0;52.38% in PSQI, 30% in DLQI, 20% in SF-36QOL scores at the end of intervention compared to baseline, indicating a significant improvement in quality of sleep, quality of life documented through PSQI, DLQI, and SF-36QOL questionnaires.</p> Conclusion <p>The current paper showcases the efficiency of moringa oleifera leaves in improving the quality of sleep in patients with insomnia, a long post-COVID-19 complication and dermatological manifestation of erythema nodosum. Current study calls for large-sized randomised controlled trails and prospective cohorts to substantiate the claims.</p>

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The Effect of Moringa Powder Supplementation on Quality of Sleep in a Patient of Long COVID-19 syndrome Insomnia with Pre-Existing Erythema Nodosum – A Case Report

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    2025年8月23日

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  • Manjunath Rajanna,
  • Geetha Kumari V

摘要

Background

The COVID-19 pandemic caused by the coronavirus rendered high mortality and morbidity globally. post-menopausal women showed various post-infectious residual effects like fatigue, disturbed sleep and cognitive dysfunction.

Objectives

To study the therapeutic potential of Moringa leaf powder supplementation in improving the sleep quality of a Patient with long Covid-19 syndrome Insomnia with preexisting erythema nodosum.

Methods

A 60-year-old female from the southern part of India with the complaints of disturbed sleep and reddish patches over anterior aspect of her legs was supplemented with 5 g of moringa powder in hot water every day after dinner for 2 months. The Pittsburgh sleep quality index, Dermatology life quality index, and short form 36 quality of life questionnaires were used to assess sleep quality, dermatological manifestations and life quality.

Results

The patient showed an improvement of 52.38% in PSQI, 30% in DLQI, 20% in SF-36QOL scores at the end of intervention compared to baseline, indicating a significant improvement in quality of sleep, quality of life documented through PSQI, DLQI, and SF-36QOL questionnaires.

Conclusion

The current paper showcases the efficiency of moringa oleifera leaves in improving the quality of sleep in patients with insomnia, a long post-COVID-19 complication and dermatological manifestation of erythema nodosum. Current study calls for large-sized randomised controlled trails and prospective cohorts to substantiate the claims.