Effect of Toxicity Cypermethrin in Animals: A Review

Abstract

Despite significant worries about the widespread use of cypermethrin in veterinary, agricultural, and insecticidal applications, there is solid evidence of cypermethrin toxicity for humans. Cypermethrin is a synthetic parathyroid that is catastrophic and for which there is yet no antidote for poisoning. The cypermethrin exposure affects the sodium channel, magnesium, and Apse in the human body. In addition to having neurotoxic effects, cypermethrin also has hepatotoxic effects that cause microtonal enzymes in the liver. Although cypermethrin seems to be more tolerable to animals than to humans, it is nonetheless harmful whether it is ingested or used directly. In this work, we evaluated the existing body of knowledge on the neurotoxicity of cypermethrin and its effects on behavior, molecular level, and reproductive system in humans and animals.