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Study aim
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The effect of mint on nausea, vomiting and anorexia in children with leukemia
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Design
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Study is a randomized clinical trial that will be performed on two groups of patients (control and intervention). Phase 3 is study that will be performed on 68 patients. Rand function in Excel software will also be used.
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Settings and conduct
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The study is a randomized clinical trial in quadruple blocks in which the collector and statistical expert are not aware of how to blind the samples.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: written consent to participate in the study, definitive diagnosis of myeloid leukemia and acute lymphocytic (other than None M3ALL), receiving chemotherapy, history) Receive at least one course of chemotherapy, history of nausea experience following previous chemotherapy sessions ,, Age 3 to 18 years
No entry conditions :nausea and vomiting resistant to treatment, severe gastrointestinal problems, other nausea problems such as hypertension, liver failure, kidney, concomitant radiotherapy with chemotherapy, allergy to mint
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Intervention groups
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The number of vomits in the day before chemotherapy in the intervention group and the control group are examined. In the intervention group, in addition to routine anti-nausea treatments, 12 hours before chemotherapy and up to 48 hours after, 1 drop in weight every 8 hours, peppermint extract (Super Mate drops) with 20 cc Urban tap water is given to patients
The control group, they receive only routine anti-nausea drugs.
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Main outcome variables
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Nausea, vomiting, anorexia, leukemia