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Study aim
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Evaluating the effect of preoperative rectal misoprostol administration on the volume of hemorrhage during and after myomectomy operation in patients with symptomatic interimural myoma admitted to Alzahra Dasal Hospital in 2017-2018
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Design
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A randomized, double blind clinical trial with parallel control and intervention groups was performed on 94 patients with myoma.
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Settings and conduct
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In this randomized clinical trial, patients referred to the Al-Zahra Educational Hospital during the years 2017-2018, which are referred to as symptomatic myomas, are evaluated. The operator fills in the encoded form (including demographic characteristics and delivery history according to medical records). The patient and the outcome evaluator of pain (second operator) do not know the nature of the codes (double blind study).
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria include:Women 18 to 50 years old,5 or less symptomatic myoma, intramoral myoma based on sonography, A minimum of 4 cm in size of myoma. Exclusion criteria:anemia (HB less than10),allergy to Misoprostol,Cardiopulmonary diseases ,Hemorrhage disorders,Body mass index more than 35,Uncontrolled blood pressure despite drug use,uterine size more than 24 weeks
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Intervention groups
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Before starting the operation, in the control group, placebo and in the intervention group, misoprostol 400 micrograms of rectal dosage was prescribed. Then its effect on bleeding during the operation and the level of hemoglobin 4 and 24 hours after surgery are compared.
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Main outcome variables
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the volume of hemorrhage during and after myomectomy