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Journal of Gastroenterology and Digestive Diseases | Volume 3

May 25-26, 2018 | New York, USA

World Liver Conference 2018

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urrent pharmacological studies on medicinal plants,

animal, mineral based raw material, pure or compound

chemical substances of Mongolian traditional medicine are

identifying their biological active components thus, linear

cell growth, pharmacogenomics, proteomics and clinical

studies shown positive results on their treatment rate.

Alcohol induced chronic hepatitis are broad epidemic disease

worldwide, as the pathogenesis of the Alcohol hepatitis

deteriorates it leads to serious health complications such

as hepatic steatosis, cirrhosis, hepatocellular carcinoma,

thus alcohol hepatitis has a critical impact on economics

and population health. Epidemiological research conducted

on alcohol induced hepatitis shown results of mortality rate

of the disease decreasing last couple of years. Our team of

researchers has chosen the topic basing on current wide

usage of the Gurgum-7 traditional compound on hepatic

disorders and its indication of relieving symptoms of hepatic

fever, toxicities, jaundice, injuries thus administering to a

patients with alcohol induced hepatitis under the aim of

proving the results with modern scientific methods. As the

results after the experimentation and research according

to the GHS classification the hepatotoxic characteristic of

Gurgum-7 is relatively low. The result shown 160 mg/kg dose

of Gurgum-7 is more efficient on lowering AST, ALT enzymes

at 28th week of chronic ethanol toxicity, Comparing the

quantity of Malondialdehyde (10.73±0.68) of a second group

of the test animals which administered 160 mg/kg with

control group shown statistically relevant (p≤0.05) therefore

18.46% reductions of the enzymes. Also, a group of test

animals which administered Gurgum-7 by 160 mg/kg dosage

showed the result of difference of statistically relevant

(p≤0.05) which is more close to the healthy group. These

results tell us the Gurgum-7 has an antioxidant effect. First

stage of clinical study Gurgum-7 showed no side effects and

liver, kidney functions are remained healthy. Second stage

of the clinical study showed the decreases on laboratory

test results of the main and control groups as ALT 52.3%

(p<0.01), AST 45.5% (p<0.01), gamma glutamyltransferase

43.9% (p<0.01) thus indicating the compound is decreasing

the breakdown of hepatocytes, bile duct obstruction during

alcohol hepatitis and toxicity. Blood coagulation test showing

the Gurgum-7 is decreasing the breakdown of hepatocytes

therefore effecting blood clotting factors including I, II,

V, VII, X, fibrinogen, protrombine, vitamin K deficiency

positively. The decrease of hepatocyte breakdown leads to

the regaining of the normal liver function and blood clotting

factor II, V, X so the blood coagulation disorders are fixed.

Therefore, we are connecting the result mentioned above

to a short course of treatment. Because of the short course

of treatment it may have not showed any difference on

macro structure level, as identifying the liver fibrosis rate

by APRI method before and after the treatment, Gurgum-7

effectively decreasing liver fibrosis.

Speaker Biography

Bayarsaikhan O has completed his MSc from MNUMS, Mongolia. He is the Teacher

of University MNUMS, Mongolia. He has over 16 publications with citations over 16

times.

e:

dgbsuren@gmail.com

Effect of the gurgum-7 traditional compound on alcohol induced chronic hepatitis

Bayarsaikhan O, Badamsuren D, Tserendagva D, Tsend-Ayush D, U Buyan

and

Kherlen P

School of Traditional Medicine, Mongolia