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Study aim
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The effect of oral vitamin B6 on common complaints in the first trimester of pregnancy to the community health centers in 2019-2020
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Design
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Randomized control trial, double-blind, parallel group
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Settings and conduct
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After obtaining permission, a list of pregnant mothers will be requested by Gonabad comprehensive health centers for 6-10 weeks pregnant. The women will be contacted and invited to meet in person. If you wish to participate in the study, written informed consent will be obtained after an oral explanation of the research. Pre-intervention questionnaires including standard questionnaires for pregnancy nausea and vomiting, edinburgh depression, multidimensional fatigue, sleep quality, and visual analog scale will be administered to mothers. It should be noted that the questionnaires will be filled before and after the intervention in the presence of the researcher. Samples will be randomly assigned to blocks A and B in a randomized block design and divided into two groups of 40 mg vitamin B6 and a placebo. Tablets will be used in the same packaging as Code A and B. After 4 days, 24-hour pregnancy nausea and vomiting questionnaire will be given to research units and after one month, Other questionnaires will be given.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: All low-risk pregnant women 10-6 weeks with fatigue, poor sleep quality, mild to moderate nausea and vomiting, depression score less than 12, breast pain and lack of anemia
Exclusion criteria: unwillingness to continue studying and not taking pills and abortion
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Intervention groups
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The control group؛ placebo received one dose daily for 30 days, and the intervention group received vitamin B6 40 mg daily for 30 days.
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Main outcome variables
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The effect of vitamin B6 on nausea and vomiting, fatigue, breast pain, sleep quality and depression score in the first trimester of pregnancy