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publication name Biochemical Evaluation of Anti-inflammatory Effect of Parsley Oil in Biliary Colic
Authors Hussein A. Abd El-Maksoud , Lobna M. Salem , Mohammed Abdullah Mohamed G. El-Harrif
year 2017
keywords Biliary colic, Parsley, Anti-inflammatory
journal Biochemical Evaluation of Anti-inflammatory Effect of Parsley Oil in Biliary Colic
volume 5
issue 4
pages 2450-2455
publisher IGM puplication
Local/International International
Paper Link http://jmscr.igmpublication.org/home/index.php/current-issue/2178-biochemical-evaluation-of-anti-inflammatory-effect-of-parsley-oil-in-biliary-colic
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Abstract

Biliary colic is an abdominal pain usually resulted from cholelithiasis and gallstones. Parsley (Petroselinum crispum) derived from the Umbelliferae family is one of the most consumed herbs due to its aromatic properties. The aim of this study was to evaluate the anti inflammatory effect of parsley in biliary colic. In order to achieve this aim 40 male albino rats was divided into three groups, healthy control group, non treated induced biliary colic group and parsley oil treated biliary colic group. The result of the present study showed a significant increase of inflammatory biomarkers IL2, IL6, TNF, histamine and cortisol in biliary colic group. The result also showed a significant decrease in inflammatory biomarkers IL2, IL6, TNF, histamine and cortisol in biliary colic group after administration of parsley oil. In conclusion we suggested that parsley can relief the pain resulted from cholelithiasis and gallstones through its anti-inflammatory properties

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