30 research outputs found
Fertilità e prolificità osservate in capre sottoposte a due diversi trattamenti di induzione degli estri in periodo autunnale e primaverile
No full textDIDATTICA E TERRITORIO: SPERIMENTAZIONE DI DIDATTICA INTEGRATA NEI SISTEMI TELEMATICI E MULTIMEDIALI NELLE SCUOLE DELL'ALTOTAMMARO
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Sviluppo delle glicoproteine cerebrali in differenti specie animali. Nota I Glicoproteine di cervelletto di bovino adulto
No full textNasal spray vs oral administration of bromocriptine: pharmacology and effect on serum prolactin in puerperal women
No full textAnalisi di proteine e glicoproteine del cervelletto di bovino adulto. Nota II) separazione quantitativa mediante colonna di Con-A sefarosio
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nasal spray administration of bromocriptine: pharmacology and effect on serum prolactin level in puerperal women
No full textNasal spray bromocriptine: Effects on serum prolactin in puerperal women
No full textAbstract
BACKGROUND:
The objective of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of a single nasal spray administration of 0.8 mg bromocriptine in reducing PRL serum levels.
METHODS:
Eighteen physiologically hyperprolactemic women in the early days of puerperium were randomized to receive nasal bromocriptine or placebo; PRL serum levels were measured by RIA at 45, 30 and 15 minutes before the administration and after the following times: 15, 30, 45, 60, 120, 180, 240, 300, and 480 minutes.
RESULTS:
After the administration of bromocriptine serum levels of PRL decreased rapidly; the reduction was statistically significant after 45 minutes. Four hours after the administration mean serum levels of PRL resulted in the normal range (< 20 micrograms/l); at the eighth hour the PRL levels were still normal. No one patient complained of any local or systemic side-effects.
CONCLUSION:
Nasal route seems to be an effective and probably safe administration route for bromocriptine
