Using a Herbal Remedy Extract for the Treatment of Endometriosis Symptoms
Status:
Not yet recruiting
Trial end date:
2022-12-01
Target enrollment:
Participant gender:
Summary
A prospective, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial examining the effect of Chinese herbal
medicine combined with curcumin defined as a dietary supplement on a study group of women
with endometriosis, compared to control group.
research product:Chinese herbal extract and curcumin extract, which appear as nutritional
supplements in the Ministry of Health database, the research product is packed in 800mg
capsules.
Intended use: Composition of 14 different nutritional supplements, in Chinese herbal formula,
for the treatment of endometriosis and its symptoms. The formula is formulated according to
Chinese medicine principles and aims to reduce inflammation of the pelvic organs and reduce
the levels of pain caused by endometriosis disease.
Objectives:Examine the Effect of Using Nutritional Supplements on Symptoms in Patients with
Targeted Endometriosis Symptoms.
Primary Endpoints:
Benefit of pain in women suffering from symptoms of endometriosis patients taking herbal
extract for 4 months of treatment.
Structure of the study:A prospective, double-blind, double-blind, placebo-controlled
(randomized) placebo-controlled trial involving women suffering from endometriosis symptoms
and meeting the inclusion and exclusion criteria and who agreed to participate in the study.
The women will be randomly divided into the following two arms:
1. Study Group - Taking a daily dose of dietary supplement extract capsules
2. Control group - take a daily dose of Invo capsules Treatment efficacy will be measured
according to a dedicated patient questionnaire with endometriosis symptoms that assess
quality of life measures.
The study population will include 60 symptomatic women treated at the Multidisciplinary
Center for Endometriosis Therapy at Lynn Medical Center.