Changes of analgesic effect of sodium diclofenac upon conditions of overload of the ration with fat and experimental diabetes mellitus

  • O. K. Gerych
  • A. P. Grigorenco
  • O. H. Horbatiuk
  • A. M. Binkovska
  • A. S. Shatkovska
Keywords: sodium diclofenac, diabetes mellitus, high-fat diet, xenobiotics

Abstract

With the purpose of study of the influence of experimental diabetes mellitus and a high-fat diet on the analgesic effect of sodium diclofenac (substrate of cytochrome Р4502С) the rats were fed by the ration with the increased content of fat for 4 weeks (50% of energy value of the ration against 20% in the control group) and severe diabetes mellitus was induced intraperitoneally by the injection of 70 mg/kg of Streptozotocin. At this the strengthening of the analgesic effect of sodium diclofenac because of the weakening of cytochromes - Р4502С -dependent hydroxylation to inactive metabolites was observed. Such changes in pharmacodynamics should be counted upon when the necessity arises to prescribe medications - substrate СYР2С in case of obesity and diabetes mellitus.

Published
2017-10-27
How to Cite
Gerych, O. K., Grigorenco, A. P., Horbatiuk, O. H., Binkovska, A. M., & Shatkovska, A. S. (2017). Changes of analgesic effect of sodium diclofenac upon conditions of overload of the ration with fat and experimental diabetes mellitus. Reports of Morphology, 22(2), 229-232. Retrieved from https://morphology-journal.com/index.php/journal/article/view/270
Section
ORIGINAL INVESTIGATIONS