Publications by authors named "Miguel Avalos-Viveros"
Tars are one of the most effective, unknown, and oldest therapies for psoriasis. They include coal tar (CT) and biomass-derived products. These treatments, particularly the CT, have proven to be cost-effective with long remission times compared to other systemic or topical treatments.
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- - Psoriasis pain is often overlooked in clinical studies, prompting research to explore how certain anti-inflammatory agents and a compound called C48/80 affect allodynia and hyperalgesia in a mouse model of psoriasis induced by imiquimod (IMQ).
- - The study assessed pain responses in mice treated with IMQ and found that nociceptive behaviors improved with treatments like ketorolac, adalimumab, and C48/80, indicating that inflammation contributes to increased pain sensitivity.
- - Additionally, the study highlighted changes in serotonin levels in psoriasis-affected mice, suggesting the serotonergic system, particularly the 5-HT1A receptor, could be a promising target for developing new pain treatments in