Formulation and evaluation of herbal oral contraceptives in animals - Thanikachalam, Sundar Rajan;Anreddy, Rama Narsimha Reddy;Irisappan, Sarathchandiran
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The objective of the research work was to develop three combinational herbal oral contraceptive suspensions HOCS-M-I to M- III containing potential anti-fertility agents from methanolic (70%) extracts of aerial parts of Capparis aphylla, leaves of Carica papaya and fruit of Feronia limonia based on the effective dose that plant and pharmaceutically evaluated. Then the study was taken to assess the comparative contraceptive/anti-fertility activity of individual suspensions for their effective contraceptive efficacy in mature male albino rats.The anti-fertility effect of HOCS-M-I to M-III with…mehr

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The objective of the research work was to develop three combinational herbal oral contraceptive suspensions HOCS-M-I to M- III containing potential anti-fertility agents from methanolic (70%) extracts of aerial parts of Capparis aphylla, leaves of Carica papaya and fruit of Feronia limonia based on the effective dose that plant and pharmaceutically evaluated. Then the study was taken to assess the comparative contraceptive/anti-fertility activity of individual suspensions for their effective contraceptive efficacy in mature male albino rats.The anti-fertility effect of HOCS-M-I to M-III with spermatogenesis and steroidogenesis effect were determined on sexually mature male rat through orally for 55 days and recovery of 110 days, by studying various parameters. HOCS-M-I caused a marked reduction in the activities of spermatological studies and biochemical evaluations and 0% fertility rate. However, more investigations are required to explore the actual ingredient(s) responsible for antigonadal action and for better understanding of the cause of reproductive toxicity induction of HOCS-M-I. HOCS containing Capparis and Carica is orally effective as an ideal male contraceptive.
Autorenporträt
Dr. T. Sunadar Rajan working as a Principal and Professor at Jyothishmathi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Karimnagar, Telangana State, INDIA. He has published many articles in various national and international journals.