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Study aim
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Comparison of the effect of vitamin D ,vitamin C creams and their combined on pregnancy striae in first pregnant women
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Design
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Clinical trial with control group, with parallel groups, three-way blind, randomized,phase3 on 120patients.For randomization,the seal envelope site is used by specifying the number of 8and16 random blocks
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Settings and conduct
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The study population was first pregnant women aged 20-18 weeks who referred to Shahid Akbarabadi Hospital. Thus, follow-up will be done during pregnancy for 4 months. Samples will be randomly assigned to one of the groups: vitamin C+D cream or vitamin D or vitamin C or placebo group. Before starting the study, a hypothetical list of 120 items was prepared through the random block method by sealing the envelope site by specifying the number of blocks of 8 and 16, for participants in 4 groups of 30, A, B, C, and D will be created. Numbered, matte, and sealed envelopes will be used to hide the allocation and protect the blind. In this way, the participants will be blinded. One group of cream with code A will be given to another group with cream with code B, another group with cream with code C, and another group with cream with code D.Since this study is a three-blind clinical trial, for the blinding of the researcher and analyst, the worms will be identified with codes A, B, C, D and the type of worms will not be specified.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Healthy first pregnant women in the age group of 20-40 years,18-20 weeks and body mass index 18.5-25;Have a minimum literacy;Known systemic or underlying disease;Multiple pregnancy;History of pre-striae skin diseases;History of allergies to vitamins D&C;Maternal polyhydramnios;Diagnosis of macrosomia
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Intervention groups
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Intervention groups
Consumer of vitamin D
Consumer of vitamin C
Consumer of vitamin D+C
Placebo group
Consumer of base cream
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Main outcome variables
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Pregnancy striae