ZAMONAVIY ANTIDEPRISSANTLAR TA`SIR MEHANIZMLARI VA FARMAKOLOGIK SAMARASI.

Authors

  • Qosimov Eldor Rixsillayevich Author
  • Tojiboyev Abdusattor Bahodirovich Author
  • Xaitova Nargiza Nigmatdjanovna Author

Keywords:

Kalit so`zlar: Depressiya, Affektiv buzilishlar, Serotonin, Dofamin, Glutamat, GABA, Antidepressantlar, Ketamin, SSRI, NMDA retseptorlari

Abstract

    Annotatsiya:  Ushbu  ilmiy  maqolada  xozirgi  kunda  dolzarb  bo`lgan 
tehnologiyalarning jadallashiuvi va insonlarda asab tizimiga kelayotgan yuklamalar 
ko`pligi oqibatida kelib chiqayotgan global muammolardan biri depressiv xolatlarda 
zamonaviy  antidepressant  dori  vositalaridan  to`gri  foydalanishga    qaratilgan. 
Depresisya  holatlarida  organizmda  bo`ladigan  o`zgarishlar,  unda  kechadigan 
jarayonlar  ilmiy  dalillar  asosida  ko`rib  chiqiladi,Antideprissantlarning  turlari  va 
bemorning xolatiga qarab bu vositalarni qo`llash bemorni ijtimoiy xayotga, aqliy va 
jismoniy  xolatini  yahshilashga    bo`lgan  samaralari  yoritib 
boriladi.Antideprissantlarning farmakologik  ta`sir mehanizmi va klinik samaradorligi 
yoritib beriladi. 

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Published

2026-05-08

How to Cite

Qosimov Eldor Rixsillayevich, Tojiboyev Abdusattor Bahodirovich, & Xaitova Nargiza Nigmatdjanovna. (2026). ZAMONAVIY ANTIDEPRISSANTLAR TA`SIR MEHANIZMLARI VA FARMAKOLOGIK SAMARASI . TADQIQOTLAR, 85(6), 41-50. https://journalss.org/index.php/tad/article/view/28860