Influence of Non-Hormonal Drugs on Hormonal Background and Biochemical Parameters of Blood

Abstract

Any impact on the body and the physiological processes occurring in the body affect, to varying degrees, the composition of the blood. When making a diagnosis and selecting therapeutic agents, it is especially important to timely and correct conduct biochemical and hematological studies of blood parameters. When prescribing various drugs, including protein-mineral complexes and micro-and macroelements, it is especially important to understand what effect this or that drug will have on the body as a whole. In this scientific article, the influence of a non-hormonal complex, designed to correct the hormonal background of the body, was studied using the example of sheep. Animals of the experimental group daily, for 50 days, were given 5 ml of a preparation containing iodine with amylodextrin and were injected with 1.5 ml of E-selenium and 0.5 ml of a tissue preparation mixed with 1 ml of a 0.5% novocaine solution. At the end of the experiment, the dynamics of protein and carbohydrate-lipid metabolism in laboratory animals were studied. It has been established that the non-hormonal agents used do not hurt the body and contribute to a more optimal recovery of the body.