PENG Fangchen, ZHENG Bin, WANG Jing, et al. Antipruritic Effects of Compound Fushen Cream and Its Safety Evaluation. [J]. 22(2):137-141(2022)
DOI:
PENG Fangchen, ZHENG Bin, WANG Jing, et al. Antipruritic Effects of Compound Fushen Cream and Its Safety Evaluation. [J]. 22(2):137-141(2022) DOI: 10.14009/j.issn.1672-2124.2022.02.003.
Antipruritic Effects of Compound Fushen Cream and Its Safety Evaluation
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the antipruritic effects and safety of compound Fushen cream through animal experiments.METHODS:(1) Fifty KM mice were randomly divided into positive control group and blank control group
low
medium and high dose compound Fushen cream groups
xylene was used to cause swelling in the auricle of mice to investigate the anti-inflammatory effect of compound Fushen cream.(2) Fifty guinea pigs with right hind foot shaved were randomly divided into positive control group and blank control group
low
medium and high dose compound Fushen cream groups
histamine phosphate was used to cause guinea pigs to lick the right hind foot
and the itch-causing threshold was calculated.(3) Forty KM mice with dorsal unhaired were randomly divided into substrate group and compound Fushen cream group
the blank substrate and compound Fushen cream(0.25 g each) were applied to the unhaired area
the toxic reactions and death of mice were continuously observed for 7 d to evaluate the acute toxic effects of cutaneous administration.(4) Sixteen New Zealand rabbits with dorsal unhaired were randomly divided into single administration group and multiple administration group
and then divided into intact skin group and damaged skin group.Each group was given compound Fushen cream(0.5 g
1.0 g) on the left side of unhaired area
and blank substrate(1.0 g) and blank(no application) on the right side of unhaired area
so as to observe the skin condition and to evaluate the safety of cutaneous administration.RESULTS:(1) Compared with the blank control group
the auricular swelling of mice in the low
medium and high dose compound Fushen cream groups was reduced
with statistically significant differences(P<0.05).(2) Compared with the blank control group
the positive control group and the low
medium and high dose compound Fushen cream groups were able to increase the itch-causing threshold induced by histamine phosphate
with statistically significant differences(P<0.05).(3) In the acute toxicity test of cutaneous administration
all the mice in each group survived and no abnormalities were observed in major organs
and there was no statistically significant difference in body weight of mice between the substrate group and the compound Fushen cream group(P>0.05).(4) In the single/multiple skin irritation test
all New Zealand rabbits in the intact/damaged skin groups survived after administration
and their diet
behavioral activities
eyes and mucous membranes were normal
with no obvious erythema or edema on skin
and the damaged areas in the damaged skin group had crusted over in the multiple skin irritation test.CONCLUSIONS: The compound Fushen cream has obvious anti-inflammatory and anti-itching efficacy and good safety in this experimental animal model.
关键词
中药复方肤参霜抗炎止痒药效学安全性
Keywords
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