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The effects of iron complementary on hemoglobin level and mood

Not Applicable
Conditions
Anemia.
Iron deficiency anaemia
Registration Number
IRCT201210137618N4
Lead Sponsor
Deputy of Research, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences
Brief Summary

Not available

Detailed Description

Not available

Recruitment & Eligibility

Status
Complete
Sex
Female
Target Recruitment
225
Inclusion Criteria

Students living in dormitories of Tabriz university of medical sciences, Not using vitamin and iron complementary in the last 3 month, Not using oral or injection steroidal hormones, Not using IUD, Not existence of a hepatic, infectious or parasitic diseases in the time of study, Not existence of hematologic disorders such as thalassemia or hemophilia, any contraindication iron complementary, Not existence psychological disorders, Not existence systemic disorders which can affect menstrual bleeding such as diabetes, thyroid disorders, hyperadrenalism,… , participants with signs and symptoms of anemia which investigator finds in clinical examination( assessing color of mucosa, nails, conjunctive), participants with hemoglobin below 12g/dl.
Exclusion criteria: Not being interested to continue (leaving study), diagnosis of other types of anemia during the study, diagnosis of systemic, infectious, parasitic or hepatic disorders during study.

Exclusion Criteria

Not provided

Study & Design

Study Type
interventional
Study Design
Not specified
Primary Outcome Measures
NameTimeMethod
Hemoglobin level. Timepoint: Once before the intervention and second time 4 months after beginning the intervention. Method of measurement: Based on result laboratory by Cell counter device model H1.;Mood. Timepoint: Once before the intervention and second time 4 months after beginning the intervention. Method of measurement: Based on POMS SF questionnaire.
Secondary Outcome Measures
NameTimeMethod
Menstrual bleeding level. Timepoint: Once before the intervention and second time 4 months after beginning the intervention. Method of measurement: Based on Higham questionnaire.
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