Histological Influence of Fluoxetine Treatment on Parotid Gland in Rats

Abstract:
This
study attempted to assess the impact of fluoxetine
on the submandibular salivary gland of Albino rats. Thirty rats weighing 160–230 gm was randomly divided into 3 groups, 7 rats each;
group I (control group), group II (20mg/kg single dose fluoxetine-treated group included
10 rats that received 20mg/kg fluoxetine as a single
intraperitoneal dose, while the group III were treated with (60mg /kg body
weight) of fluoxetine. Blood samples were collected
for measuring malondialdehyde (MDA) superoxide dismutase (SOD), hydrogen
peroxide H2O2 and histopathological examination for both
salivary and parotid gland tissue. According to the histological study’s
findings, the second group (G2) experienced histopathological changes that
included. The study upheld that reiterated by oral intake of fluoxetine
induced significant toxic impacts on blood parameters, increased serum MDA and
H2O2 levels while downregulated SOD and GSH-Px level and
histopathological changes in parotid gland. The current study decided that
fluoxetine has many toxic effects on blood parameters, induces oxidative stress
and histopathological alteration in the parotid gland.
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