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Study aim
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Determining the effectiveness of two types of oral pastes containing sumac extract and triamcinolone on aphthous ulcers
Using herbal medicines (Rhus Coriaria extraction) with less side effects to heal aphthous lesions.
Study the effect of medicine on size, pain and duration of lesion healing.
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Design
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A triple blind randomized clinical trial has three groups; control, intervention and placebo, third phase on 60 patients, using Balance block randomization
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Settings and conduct
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Patients who referred to Qazvin Dental School during the first 24 hours of the lesion were examined by two oral medicine specialists and after confirmation of aphthous lesions, and after being informed and receiving consent, they entered one of the three groups completely randomly. The containers will be exactly the same and coded and given to the patient randomly by the secretary, the examiner and the patient will be unaware of the contents of the medicine.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria;
No systemic disease ( Hypertension, Diabetes, Hyperlipidemic, Bechet's disease, Rheumatoid disease)
Do not use medicines, cigarettes', alcohol and addiction.
No-entry criteria;
Ora ulcers that are not aphthous lesions.
More than 48hrs passed from incidence of lesion.
Use of medicines, cigarettes', alcohol and addiction.
Systemic diseases.
Allergic to herbal medicines
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Intervention groups
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Frist group (control group); Using oral paste containing triamcinolone,
Second group ( Intervention group); oral paste containing sumac extract,
Third group (placebo group); placebo oral paste (without active substance)
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Main outcome variables
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Size, pain and healing duration