Gastroprotective Activity of CaCr2O4 NP's

Abstract

These days, peptic ulcer is considered a global epidemic. Peptic ulcer instances have been on the increase because people's stress levels and level of physical activity have been negatively impacted by contemporary, civilized lifestyles [1]. Stomach ulcers may occur in 3% to 10% of the population. Peptic ulcers are responsible for 15,000 deaths every year throughout the globe [2]. Approximately four million people in the United States are hospitalized every year as a result of pressure ulcer disease (PUD), and over 3.6 lakh new ulcer cases are recorded every year [3]. There is a 3:1 male-to-female ratio for duodenal ulcers and a 1.5:2.1
female-to-male ratio for stomach ulcers [4].