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Year : 1985 | Volume
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Effect of nimbidin on gastric acid secretion
NR Pillai1, G Santhakumari2
1 C. D. R. S. Pharmacological Unit, Dept. of Pharmacology Medical College, Trivandrum - 695 011, India 2 Jt. Director of Medical Education Trivandrum - 695 011, India
Correspondence Address:
N R Pillai C. D. R. S. Pharmacological Unit, Dept. of Pharmacology Medical College, Trivandrum - 695 011 India
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Nimbidin, the crude bitter compound from neem has been investigated for its gastric anti secretory activity in rats and cats. It exhibited significant anti - secretory activity in pylorus ligated rats and cats. In lumen - perfused rats it suppressed the basal as well as histamine and carbachol stimulated gastric acid output at 40 mg/kg (i.v). However it had no effect on ASA - induced back - diffusion of H+ ions. This anti secretory activity of nimbidin was found to be similar to that of H2 - receptor antagonists, which are reported to suppress the histamine induced gastric secretion in animals and man. |
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