To Examine The Anti-Depressant Activity Of Nefopam In Wistar Rats
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.64252/hk7vnb21Keywords:
Depression, Forced Swim Test, Tail Suspension Test, Wistar rats, cortisol level, behavioural parameters.Abstract
Depression, a mood illness, is characterised by a lingering sense of melancholy and indifference. Defines distinct forms of depressive illnesses in order to categorize them: Disorder of Disruptive Mood Dysregulation severe depression Dysthymia is a chronic depressive illness characterised by premenstrual dysphoria. This study evaluates the therapeutic potential of Nefopam a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug in Depression. The experimental technique involves generating Depression via Tail Suspension Method and Forced Swim Test, followed by therapy with Nefopam. The research focused on analysing the physical parameters, clinical parameters and cortisol level in blood. Results demonstrated that Nefopam dramatically restored memory, improved cortisol level, regulated behavioural parameters disturbed by depression. The findings showed the potential effect of Nefopam in the treatment of depression, giving a possible alternative to current pharmaceutical treatments.




