The research investigated the heamatological indices of Sida rhombifolia ethanolic leaf extract on micronor induced infertility in female rats. Sida rhombifolia is a shrub from the family of Malvaceae. Forty eight (48) female albino rats were randomly placed into six (6) study groups of eight (8) rats each and designated as; positive control group (PC) placed on distill water and normal feeds, micronor control group (MC) induced with micronor but not treated with Sida rhombifolia, Sida rhombifolia control group (SRC), (SRM1, SRM2, SRM3) induced with micronor and treated with ethanolic leaf extract of Sida rhombifolia at concentrations of 100mg/kg, 200 mg/kg and 400 mg/kg body weight respectively for 14 days. Animals treated with 200mg/kg and 400mg/kg Sida rhombifolia ethanolic leaf extract showed a significant increase in white blood cell count activity and neutrophil concentration compared to the micronor control. | Heamatological studies on sida Rhombifolia Ethanolic leaf extract of micronor induced infertility in female rats
