Abstract:Background: Several plants are used as analgesic in traditional medicine. Capparis spinosa (C. Spinosa) is widely used for the treatment of gout and rheumatic arthritis. The previous studies have reported the antinociceptive effects of this plant. Objectives: The study was aimed at examining the C. Spinosa’s gastric-ulcerogenecity effect in comparison to indomethacin. Methods: The percolated extract of C. Spinosa and Indomethacin were orally administered to the rats at 50,100, 200, and 400 mg/kg doses, which w… Show more
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