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Millettia pachycarpa Benth. (family Fabaceae) is a perennial climbing shrub endemic to Southeast Asia. The roots and seeds are used in different Asian traditional practices as insecticide in agricultural farms and as fish poison in community fishing.1 In Chinese medicine, it is known as a blood tonic and haematopoietic agent. Specifically boiled and decoction prepared with eggs is consumed for the treatment of anaemia. The haematopoietic property is used in the clinical care of leukemia patients.2 Its potential use in the treatment of cancer is well established upon its antiestrogenic and anticarcinogentic activities.3

Anthelmintic Activity of Millettia pachycarpa Root Bark Extract on an Intestinal Roundworm, Ascaridia galli