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The use of traditional plants by the people of Ekiti State, is a practice of great results to its inhabitants over generations. A checklist of plants used traditional to treat Menstrual Disorders in Ekiti South Senetorial District, Ekiti-State, Nigeria was carried out. A total of 40 plants belonging to 30 families were identified. The plant parts varied from leaves (30, 76% plants), seeds (5, 13% plants), fruits (3, 8% plants) and stem bark (2, 3% plants), respectively. Dysmenorrhoea (painful menstruation), Menorrhagia (excessive bleeding), Oligomenorrhoea (irregular menstruation), Hypomenorrhea (scanty menstruation) and Amenorrhea (absence of menstruation) were identified.The frequencies of citation shows that Mormodica charantia has the highest pecentage frequency of 35%, followed by Ocimum gratissimum (27%). The informant consensus shows that Dysmenohroea and Menorrhagia had a greater number of plants species with 0.73, while Amenohroea has the least. Most of the plants found suitably used are rare (37.5%), abundant plant species was (32.5 %), while just abundant (30 %) respectively. The use of the plants revealed that the plants were safe (99), cheap (98), readily available (97) and the plants has little or no side effect (96). Strategies that would conserved the rare species were proposed.

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Cheklist of Plants Used Traditionally to treat Menstrual Disorders in Ekiti-State, Nigeria. Need for Conservation as a Sustainable Practice in Healthcare Management in Rural Areas.