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IRCT20200309046727N1 IRCT 2020-12-13 Shahed University Investigating the effect of Hijamat (wet cupping therapy) on acute pulmonary edema due to acute inhalant intoxication with chlorine gas Explaining “OrameHarreRiyavi”(acute pulmonary edema) and investigating the effect of Hijamat (wet cupping therapy) on acute inhalant intoxication with chlorine gas 2020-11-21 anticipated 60 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/46481 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Other design features: Because of ethical considerations, this study is a quasi-experimental study, and the conditions, severity and method of intoxication cannot be controlled in advance, Randomization description: In this study,a simple random allocation method using Random Allocation Software (http://mahmoodsaghaie.tripod.com/softwares/randalloc.html) will be used to assign participants to the experimental and control groups.It will be done until reaching the desired sample size in each group(30 people). N/A Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome caused by chlorine gas inhalation. Intervention 1: Intervention group: they receive Hijamat (wet cupping therapy) once between two scapulae, immediately after patient’s visit and after receiving allopathic medical treatment, with the use of a disposable cup for Hijamat (wet cupping therapy) and manual suction for 3 to 5 minutes and creating 10 millimeter skin scratches with a 15 bistoury blade, and then repeating the suction and taking 30 cc blood sampling. Then evaluating the patient’s symptoms 3 times in one hour, one week and one month after Hijamat (wet cupping therapy). Intervention 2: Control group: only receive allopathic medicine treatments at the beginning of the visit and then the evaluating of the patient's symptoms within one hour and one week and one month after the visit. No - There is not a plan to make this available Justification or reason for not sharing IPD is The study is still undergoing
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Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of) 3319118651 +98 21 5121 4055 Dr.h.namdar@gmail.com Shahed University Iran (Islamic Republic of) Moderate to severe inhalant intoxication with bleaching agent Age between 2 to 60 years old Consent to Hijamat (wet cupping therapy) 2 years 60 years Both Existence of history of previous lung disease such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) Existence of history of hypersensitivity syndrome such as urticaria, atopic dermatitis (eczema) Having sex or menstruation, severe bleeding and any kind of bleeding within the last 12 hours Consuming foods such as egg, fish, liver, pickle and dairy products during the last 12 hours Presence of any acute or chronic illnesses in active phase Taking any anticoagulants drugs such as Aspirin, Warfarin, Plavix and Osvix Treatment - Other Treatment - Other Intervention group: they receive Hijamat (wet cupping therapy) once between two scapulae, immediately after patient’s visit and after receiving allopathic medical treatment, with the use of a disposable cup for Hijamat (wet cupping therapy) and manual suction for 3 to 5 minutes and creating 10 millimeter skin scratches with a 15 bistoury blade, and then repeating the suction and taking 30 cc blood sampling. Then evaluating the patient’s symptoms 3 times in one hour, one week and one month after Hijamat (wet cupping therapy). Control group: only receive allopathic medicine treatments at the beginning of the visit and then the evaluating of the patient's symptoms within one hour and one week and one month after the visit. Maximum respiratory flow. Timepoint: Before Hijamat (wet cupping therapy), and one hour, one week and one month after Hijamat (wet cupping therapy). Method of measurement: Peak flow meter device. The level of oxygen saturation of peripheral blood. Timepoint: Before Hijamat (wet cupping therapy), and one hour, one week and one month after Hijamat (wet cupping therapy). Method of measurement: Pulse Oximeter device. Respiratory Sounds (wheezes and crackles (rales)). Timepoint: Before Hijamat (wet cupping therapy), and one hour, one week and one month after Hijamat (wet cupping therapy). Method of measurement: Lung sound examination with stethoscope. Respiratory rate. Timepoint: Before Hijamat (wet cupping therapy), and one hour, one week and one month after Hijamat (wet cupping therapy). Method of measurement: Examination and counting per minutes. Puls rate. Timepoint: Before Hijamat (wet cupping therapy), and one hour, one week and one month after Hijamat (wet cupping therapy). Method of measurement: Examination and counting per minutes. Blood pressure. Timepoint: Before Hijamat (wet cupping therapy), and one hour, one week and one month after Hijamat (wet cupping therapy). Method of measurement: Mercury sphygmomanometer device. Gastrointestinal symptoms. Timepoint: Before Hijamat (wet cupping therapy), and one hour, one week and one month after Hijamat (wet cupping therapy). Method of measurement: Questionnaire. Skin and mucosal irritation symptoms. Timepoint: Before Hijamat (wet cupping therapy), and one hour, one week and one month after Hijamat (wet cupping therapy). Method of measurement: Questionnaire. Neurological and cognitive symptoms. Timepoint: Before Hijamat (wet cupping therapy), and one hour, one week and one month after Hijamat (wet cupping therapy). Method of measurement: questionnaire. Shahed University Approved 2020-02-17 Ethics committee of shahedUniversity No. 364, Azadi residential complex, ETKA Alley, ShahidJavadAkbari Blvd., AzadiStreet, Tarasht Tehran Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of)