Impact of micronutrients on the effects of anticonvulsant drugs in the experiment

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Authors: О. А. Громова, Калачева Алла Геннадьевна, Tatiana E. Bogacheva, Т. Р. Гришина
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Abstract

Background : In recent years, there has been an intensive search for anticonvulsants with fewer adverse effects. the study of micronutrients that can potentiate the action of anticonvulsants, and in particular myoinositol (vitamin B 8 ), seems promising. Methods: an experimental study of the neurotropic and anticonvulsant effects of a myoinositol-based drug was conducted using a thiosemicarbazide seizure model. the study was conducted on male rats. the animals were divided into groups pre-treated with the anticonvulsants sodium valproate and gabapentin, and in combination with myoinositol and folic acid. In the experimental groups, the seizure model was simulated by administering the convulsant. Myoinositol levels in the blood plasma of the experimental animals were determined. Results: a course of administration of an inositol-containing preparation to a thiosemicarbazide-induced seizure model significantly increased the latency to the first seizure, reduced seizure severity (p

Fields of Study & Subjects

Epilepsy research and treatment Pharmacological Effects and Toxicity Studies Neuroprotection in Cerebral Ischemia

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Journal / source
Pharmacoinformatics and pharmaconutritiology Current trends in data analysis
Volume
1
Issue
1
Pages
67–71
Publication date
14 March 2026
Language
EN