Banaz Jalil

Abstract Menstrual and menopausal ailments, as well as uncomplicated urinary tract infections, are the most common non-life-threatening gynaecological ailments. They are usually treated with standard chemically defined or/and herbal medicines. Although there have been surveys of affected women on perception, impairment and personal management of gynaecological ailments, the use of medication using real-world data based on everyday practice is poorly understood.

1 Introduction Several Lavandula species are important medicinal and aromatic plants with wide applications in several industries, such as perfumery, food, cosmetics, and medicine [1, 2]. Lavandula angustifolia Mill. (commonly known as lavender) is widely investigated for its biological and clinical activities [3, 4].