PANTOPRAZOLE WITH GLIPIZIDE IN RABBITS.
S. Babitha, B. Ramesh, Jaideep K. Singh
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S. Babitha, B. Ramesh, Jaideep K. Singh
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Summary Both diabetes and gastric ulcer are common health hazards both in terms of morbidity and mortality. In the first part of this investigation, the influence of glipizide (50µg/kg) on the blood glucose levels of healthy albino rabbits was analysed. The results have indicated that glipizide could produce significant hypoglycaemia and peak effect was 39.3±1.09 at 12 th hour. To the same animals pantoprazole at two dose levels 5mg/kg and 10 mg/kg was administered for 1 week and on 8 th day both the drugs (pantoprazole and glipizide) were administered. The blood samples were collected at regular intervals and blood glucose levels were estimated. Pretreatment of pantoprazole (5mg/kg) for 7 days has shown (40.9 % ± 8.5) reduction of (blood glucose level) BGL of glipizide and at high dose (10mg/kg) for 7 days exhibits the reduction of BGL of glipizide significantly from 39.3±1.09 to 55.1±3.03. In conclusion, the percentage reduction of blood glucose at 24 hours was observed at higher level of 46.9±2.3 indicates the increase in duration of action of glipizide. In conclusion, Pantoprazole has significant increase in the hypoglycemic action of glipizide.
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Summary Both diabetes and gastric ulcer are common health hazards both in terms of morbidity and mortality. In the first part of this investigation, the influence of glipizide (50µg/kg) on the blood glucose levels of healthy albino rabbits was analysed. The results have indicated that glipizide could produce significant hypoglycaemia and peak effect was 39.3±1.09 at 12 th hour. To the same animals pantoprazole at two dose levels 5mg/kg and 10 mg/kg was administered for 1 week and on 8 th day both the drugs (pantoprazole and glipizide) were administered. The blood samples were collected at regular intervals and blood glucose levels were estimated. Pretreatment of pantoprazole (5mg/kg) for 7 days has shown (40.9 % ± 8.5) reduction of (blood glucose level) BGL of glipizide and at high dose (10mg/kg) for 7 days exhibits the reduction of BGL of glipizide significantly from 39.3±1.09 to 55.1±3.03. In conclusion, the percentage reduction of blood glucose at 24 hours was observed at higher level of 46.9±2.3 indicates the increase in duration of action of glipizide. In conclusion, Pantoprazole has significant increase in the hypoglycemic action of glipizide.
Key concepts: Glipizide, Pantoprazole, Medicine, Diabetes mellitus, Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Pharmacology, Omeprazole