A wound is a physical and functional reaction that occurs in the skin after an injury. The intricate process of restoring or repairing tissue after an injury is known as wound healing. A wound occurs when tissues that are alive, including skin, mucous membranes, and organs. An injury triggers a coordinated series of events that normally results in wound healing. The alleviate cascade occurs This causes platelets to accumulate and release the clotting process, eventually forming a fibrin clot at the site of injury. The fibrin clot acts as a cross-linking matrix, creating a framework for action during healing. A significant chunk of the world-wide medicinal market is made up of plant materials and herbs are important in many treatments. Throughout history, people have used plants and plant components to treat and control various ailments. Many kinds of biopolymers are currently being studied in order to create a stable, affordable, long lasting and efficient delivery system for wound care.