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Effects of acute (15h) and chronic (15h x 7 days) immobilization (IM) stress on plasma levels of nicorandil [N-(2-hydroxyethyl) nicotinamide nitrate (ester)] administered orally were examined in rats. The maximum plasma level was reached 30 min after administration. Acute IM stress significantly reduced plasma nicorandil levels both in the absorption and elimination phases (15 min and 2-6h after administration, respectively). Chronic IM stress further intensified the reduction of nicorandil levels in the absorption phase, but attenuated the influence of acute stress in the elimination phase. No significant difference was observed one day after removal of chronic IM stress. These results suggest that chronic IM stress markedly inhibits the absorption of nicorandil, but the distribution, metabolism and excretion were influenced more by acute IM stress.
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