Effect of ICWS and TENS on reduction of withrawal syndrome signs in rat

H Jaffri; MR Vaez Mahdavi; R Gharebaghi

Journal of Inflammatory Diseases

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Effect of ICWS and TENS on reduction of withrawal syndrome signs in rat

Author(s):

H Jaffri,

MR Vaez Mahdavi^,*,

R Gharebaghi

Journal of Inflammatory Diseases:Vol. 5, issue 2; 12-16

Article type:Research Article

How to Cite:H JaffriMR Vaez MahdaviR GharebaghiEffect of ICWS and TENS on reduction of withrawal syndrome signs in rat.J Inflamm Dis.5(2):e154816.

Abstract

Background: Drug addiction is a destructive misfortune that leads to recession in all fields. Accordingly, proper treatment of addiction is of great importance. Objective: To evaluate the efficiency of TENS and ICWS on reduction of withdrawal syndrome signs of morphine. Methods: Four groups of Spruge-Dawley type rats were depended with morphine subcutaneously in a standard condition. After dependency, the first group was considered as the control, the second and third group were affected with high frequency of TENS and ICWS respectively and the forth group was affected by ICWS and TENS together. In all groups naloxone was injected in the peritoneum and the withdrawal syndrome signs of morphine were studied. Statistical analysis were done by ANOVA, LSD, Kruskal-Walis and Mann-Whitney. Findings: TENS was very effective in reduction of jumping and climbing and also ICWS was very effective in reduction of petosis and rearing (P

Keywords

: Withdrawal syndrome signs

Transcutaneous electerical nerve stimulation (TENS)

Intermitent cold water stress (ICWS)

Naloxone

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