Aqueous extract of coriander is useful in reducing acute pain

Aqueous extract of coriander is useful in reducing acute pain

Researchers at Semnan University of Medical Sciences found in their research that the aqueous extract of coriander reduces acute and chronic pain.

The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of coriander on acute and chronic pain in mice by Abbas Ali Taherian and a group of colleagues at Semnan University of Medical Sciences.

The results of previous studies indicate that coriander extract is involved in modulating pain in humans and animals.

In this study, male albino mice were used in weekly groups. In the studied groups, coriander extract was injected at doses of 100 and 200 mg / kg body weight and in the solvent group, all mice were injected intraperitoneally.

The results showed that coriander extract in both injected doses significantly reduced the response time of animals to painful stimuli in acute and chronic pain, so that the dose of 100 mg per kg by 82% and the dose of 200 mg per Kg reduced acute and chronic pain by 91%.

The findings of this study show that coriander extract reduces acute and chronic pain (increases analgesia).

The researchers recommend further studies to understand the mechanisms of coriander analgesia.