ANALGETIC EFFECT OF SPASMOLYTICS UNDER NOCICEPTIVE IRRITATIONS OF THERMAL CHARACTER

Dynamics of pain threshold changes (primary protective reaction in “hot plate” test in mice) after intraperitoneal introduction of drotaverine (6 mg/kg), papaverine hydrochloride (9 mg/kg), bendazole (2 mg/kg) and platyphylline hydrotartrate (0,6 mg/kg) was researched. Papaverine hydrochloride was established to increase analgetic effect by 55 % with the peak at the 60th minute. The maximum pain relief of drotaverine was observed also in an hour and was 48,7 %. The most expressed antinociceptive effect of bendazole and platyphylline hydrotartrate was showed up at the 90th — 49,6 % and 60th minute — 54,5 % accordingly.