Diuretic,analgesic plants?

Question

im from philppines, a third year medical student and in fulfiilment of our pharmacology subject we are required to do a research can you give me some idea what medicinal plants relateted to diuretic or analgesic that was not study before that can i use to my research?

Answer 1

parsley ,onion celery and chamomile leafs

Answer 2

Here are some herbal diuretics (there are about 300): Dandelion root, Marshmallow root, Corn Silk, Couch Grass, Agrimony, Bearberry (Uva Ursi), Bilberry leaf, Blue Flag root, Bogbean, Boldo, Boneset, Butcher's Broom, Buchu, Bugleweed, Burdock, Celery seed, Cleavers, Devil's Claw, Elder (berry, blossom or bark), Fennel seed, Gravel root, Heather flowers, Juniper berries, Kava Kava, Kola, Lily of the Valley, Linden flower, Mullein leaf, Nasturtium flower, Pumpkin seed, Sarsaparilla, Sea Holly, Stone root, Vervain, Wild Carrot, Yarrow, Yerba Mate.

Here are some herbal analgesics: Meadowsweet, Cramp bark, Black Cohosh, Black or White Willow bark, Opium Poppy, Catnip, Chamomile, Cowslip root, Devil's Claw, Hops, Jamaican Dogwood, Ladyslipper, Lobelia, Passion flower, Rosemary, Skullcap, St. John's Wort, Skunk Cabbage, Wild Lettuce, Feverfew, Mistletoe, Poke root, White Poplar, Yerba Mate, Wintergreen.

I'm sorry, but I can't say for sure which have not been studied. I would suppose some of the less known ones, like Skunk Cabbage and maybe Bogbean or Heather.