 
        Department of Health Economics, Bowen University, Iwo Osun State, Nigeria
 Research Article   
								
																Motion Sickness Medication Cinnarizine could Impair Hippocampal  Morphology, Memory and Learning in Wistar Rat Models 
																Author(s): Gabriel Godson Akunna*, Sule Sunday Obagu, Lucyann C.A and Saalu L.C             
								
																
						 Traveling is an integral part of human existence and the need to be very comfortable while traveling is of outmost
  importance to humans but most people suffer from motion sickness while traveling and depend on medications
  like cinnarizine to help them with the nausea and sickness they feel while traveling. Cinnarizine an anti-histamine
  which has been approved for the treatment of motion sickness, vomiting, nausea, inner ear disorders and vertigo, it
  does this by reducing blood viscosity, reducing nystagmus in the labyrinth and by carrying out anti-vasoconstrictor
  activity. This study is aimed to see if cinnarizine given at different doses at different duration will have effect on the
  hippocampus and the learning and memory ability of persons who use it to treat motion sickness using Adult Wistar
  rats as model for this study.
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