The goal of this review is to recognize, sum up, and assess clinical trials to figure out the efficacy of curcuma in the treatment of osteoarthritis. A literature search for interventional studies evaluating efficacy of curcuma was carried out, leading to 8 medical trials. Research studies have actually examined the result of curcuma on pain, stiffness, and functionality in patients with knee osteoarthritis. Curcuma-containing products consistently demonstrated statistically considerable enhancement in osteoarthritis-related endpoints compared with placebo, with one exception. When compared to active control, curcuma-containing items resembled nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and potentially to glucosamine. While analytical significant distinctions in results were reported in a majority of studies, the small magnitude of result and existence of significant study constraints impede application of these outcomes. More extensive studies are needed prior to suggesting curcuma as an effective

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