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Study aim
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The Purpose Of This Study Was To Determine The Effect Of Using Stretching On The Skin, Pressure And Rapid Release Of Muscle To Reduce Injection Pain Compared With Standard Injection Methods.
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Design
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This Study Is Done On 28 Patients Taking Metocarbamol And Have Entry Requirements. For The Patient, Two Injections Of 5 Cc Will Be Done In Conventional And Innovative Manner. Random Assignments Will Be Made By Tap And Line For Example, In The Dorsogluteal Muscle Of The Right Is A Common Injection And Inventive In The Dorsogluteal Muscle Of The Left. And In The Next, The Sequence Is Change.
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Settings and conduct
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This Study Is A Triple Blind Clinical Trial That Will Be Carried Out At Vasei Hospital, Unit Of Injection, At Vasei Hospital. Each Patient Will Experience Two Injection Methods. In This Study, The Patient, The Pain Assessor And The Statistical Analyst Of How To Do The Injection Are Unaware.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Entry Criteria For Sampling Including Ages 16 To 60, Lack Of Communication Problems Such As Auditory, Visual, Speech And Common Language, The Same Volume In The Patient's Dorsogluteal Muscles And Having Written Consent, Two Healthy Muscles, And No Sensory Problem Have Two Equal Volume Muscles And Non-Inclusion Criteria Include Scarring, Redness, Bruising, Sensitivity And Stiffness At The Injection Site, History Of Injection In The Past Two Weeks, Neuropathy, Severe Pain Due To Illness And Severe Fear Of Injection, Individuals With BMI Below 15 And Over 35, Drug Use Was A History Of Diabetes.
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Intervention groups
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This Study Has Two Groups Which For Each Patient, There Are Two Common And Innovative Methods
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Main outcome variables
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Pulling The Skin, Pressure And Quick Release Of The Muscle