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The effect of reflexology on premenstrual syndrome

Phase 1
Conditions
Premenstrual Syndrome.
Premenstrual tension syndrome
Registration Number
IRCT138811103226N1
Lead Sponsor
The Intrnational Branch of Medical Science & Health medicine Shahid Beheshti University
Brief Summary

Not available

Detailed Description

Not available

Recruitment & Eligibility

Status
Complete
Sex
Female
Target Recruitment
90
Inclusion Criteria

Iranian race; 18 – 35 year age; normal BMI (19.8 – 26); not addicted to drugs, cigarette and alcohol; regular menstruation (Period between 21 – 35 days); gained score 0 – 9 in Depression Test. By virtue of their own statements they should not have known mental disease such as bipolar and personality disorders, drugs misuse and other mental diseases and depression. Also they should have the syndrome according to the table registering daily signs for two months. They should not use vitamins ( B6, E , sulfate zinc , multivitamin ), contraceptives , medroxyprogesterone, diderogestrone, spironolactone , fluexetine , alperazolam , calcium , anticonvulsive , antidepressive and herbal medications in recent three months or any drugs influencing on the premenstrual syndrome( PMS). They should not have had any deplorable event such as near relatives’ death or surgical operation in recent six months.
Exclusion criteria: known physical disease; suffering from cardiac diseases; coagulation disorders; deep vein thrombosis; vein phlebitis, infection; feet burn or wound and severe infections; diabetes; heartbeat regulation apparatus and varicose vein and If the patients do not cooperate.

Exclusion Criteria

Not provided

Study & Design

Study Type
interventional
Study Design
Not specified
Primary Outcome Measures
NameTimeMethod
Foot Reflexology. Timepoint: 5-10 days before mensturation period. Method of measurement: Check List.
Secondary Outcome Measures
NameTimeMethod
Prementrual Syndrome. Timepoint: Prementrual Syndromeforms have been completed by sampel of this study for 2 months. Method of measurement: Prementrual Syndrome Questinnare daily,DSM4.
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