Research Journal of Biological Sciences
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Comparative Study of Sedative, Pre-Anesthetic and Anti-Anxiety Effect of Origanum majorana Extract with Diazepam on Rats
Changiz Ahmadeh, Amirreza Ebadi, Mehrdad Nazeri, Ghafour Mousavi, Behboud Jafari, Ali Rezaie and Elmira Habibi
Page: 611-614 | Received 21 Sep 2022, Published online: 21 Sep 2022
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Abstract
In the present study, sedative and anti-anxiety drugs such as chemical drugs are used for the sedation and anti-anxiety but due to their side effects and economical issues, the significance of research on finding sedative and anti-anxiety drugs with less side effects and their ability to substitute these synthetic drugs and substituting newer sedation and anti-anxiety compounds is obvious. Origanum majorana is one of the plants that have the effect sedation and anti-anxiety. The aim of this research was to examine the effects of sedative, pre-anesthetic and anti-anxiety of Origanum majorana with diazepam in rats to different groups of male Wistar rats received herbal extract Origanum majorana with doses (100, 200, 400 mg kg-1, IP) and diazepam with dose of (1/2 mg kg-1, IP) and dimethyl sulfoxide with the equal volume. About 30 min after assessing the relift/sleep inducing effect (induced sleep duration by ketamine 40 mg kg-1, IP) anti-anxiety effects (using elevated plus maze). The results show meaningful increase in the period of the sleep that had been made with ketamine and also meaningful increase in the spend time at open arms in the patient group with the previous. The results show that the dose of extract Origanum majorana 200 mg kg-1 relieving effects of sedative, pre-anesthetic and anti-anxiety and before.
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Changiz Ahmadeh, Amirreza Ebadi, Mehrdad Nazeri, Ghafour Mousavi, Behboud Jafari, Ali Rezaie and Elmira Habibi. Comparative Study of Sedative, Pre-Anesthetic and Anti-Anxiety Effect of Origanum majorana Extract with Diazepam on Rats.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.36478/rjbsci.2011.611.614
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