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Study aim
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Determination of the effect of cupping and nutritional reform on clinical signs and blood factors in resistant patients with persistent cardiac angina
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Design
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According to the definition of the patients, 4 envelopes were prepared in 4 groups, which, based on the time of referral, take one of the envelopes.
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Settings and conduct
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Approximately 60 patients with stable CABG (patients with standard therapies including coronary revascularisation by endoscopy and endodontic treatment), standard drugs have not responded adequately and are not well-labeled. By the cardiologist and cardiologist at Imam Reza Hospital, Mashhad, after diagnostic procedures and treatment (medicine, angioplasty and open heart surgery) if the conditions of participation in the project They should be referred to the Iranian medical assistant (collaborator) . First, the volunteers are familiar with the research process and are fully justified by the written consent of the research goal and the availability of the research, and the probable loss and profit. The volunteers are randomly assigned into 4 intervention and control groups (3 intervention groups and one control group).
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Male Patients with stable, heart-resistant angina
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Intervention groups
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Patients were randomly divided into four intervention and control groups, each with 15 subjects. In all four, patients take their standard heart rate medications. In the first intervention group, for two patients , a common cupping is performed in the second intervention group, nutrition modification, in the third intervention group, general phytopathology and nutritional correction both. In the control group, patients receive only their usual treatment.
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Main outcome variables
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Improve patient pain
Changing blood factors include:
CBC. FBS, BUN, Cr, Cholesterol, HDL-C, LDL-c, Triglyceride, SGOT,SGPT