A comparative evaluation between anti Giardia effect of Artemisia, Punica granatum and Mebendazole in native dogs

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Ghasemi Eshkaftaki Reyhaneh; Tarakameh Samani Sulmaz; Zakerian Majid

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Seminar: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, MEDICINAL PLANTS AND TRADITIONAL MEDICINE
Year:2021 | Issue:4

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A comparative evaluation between anti Giardia effect of Artemisia, Punica granatum and Mebendazole in native dogs

Author(s)

Ghasemi Eshkaftaki Reyhaneh | Tarakameh Samani Sulmaz | Zakerian Majid

Keywords

Mebendazole

Artemisia

Punica granatum

anti-Giardia

dog

Abstract

Aims: Mebendazole applied in veterinary medicine for Giardia treatment but it has interaction with other drugs such as metronidazole and side effects such as stomach pain and diarrhea, so our aim is to replace Artemisia and Punica granatum as herbal medicines of Iran. Research method: In recent study, 20 native dog with mean weight 30kg selected in 4 groups, randomly from 2 sex. First group (control) took 5mg/kg Mebendazole daily as orally for 5 days. Second group (treatment) received the Artemisia autoclaved powder orally as 5mg/kg one time in the day for 5 days. Third group (treatment) received Punica granatum autoclaved powder as 5mg/kg in 5 days daily, orally. Forth group received all of three above drug for that period time. Findings: The dogs of first and forth groups had: Excessive diarrhea as Mebendazole side effect and no GI giardiasis. But second and third groups had no side effects and no GI giardiasis, two. Discussion and Conclusion: In current report, both Artemisia and Punica granatum as herbal medicine had no side effects in comparison to Mebendazole so we suggested replace them in dogs as herbal anti-Giardia drug because is safe, potent and available.

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Ghasemi Eshkaftaki, Reyhaneh, Tarakameh Samani, Sulmaz, & Zakerian, Majid. (2021). A comparative evaluation between anti Giardia effect of Artemisia, Punica granatum and Mebendazole in native dogs. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, MEDICINAL PLANTS AND TRADITIONAL MEDICINE. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/949553/en

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Ghasemi Eshkaftaki Reyhaneh, Tarakameh Samani Sulmaz, Zakerian Majid. A comparative evaluation between anti Giardia effect of Artemisia, Punica granatum and Mebendazole in native dogs. 2021. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/949553/en

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Reyhaneh Ghasemi Eshkaftaki, Sulmaz Tarakameh Samani, and Majid Zakerian, “A comparative evaluation between anti Giardia effect of Artemisia, Punica granatum and Mebendazole in native dogs,” presented at the INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, MEDICINAL PLANTS AND TRADITIONAL MEDICINE. 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/949553/en

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