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Study aim
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Randomize comparison of vaginal suppository containing Zhumeria majdae essential oil with vaginal Clotrimazole versus placebo vaginal suppository with vaginal Clotrimazole for vulvovaginal candidiasis treatment
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Design
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This study is a single blind randomized parallel clinical trial
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Settings and conduct
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This study will perform in gharazi medical Clinic in malayer
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criterias : Women aged 18 to 50 years, married, lack of sensitivity to Zhumeria majdae, lack of sensitivity to Clotrimazole, signature of consent form to participate in the study, Diagnosis of vaginal candidiasis infection
Exclusion criterias : Pregnancy and lactation, Menopause, Underlying diseases, Forgetting a dose or more, Patient unwillingness to continue treatment, Menstruation during the study, Abnormal uterine bleeding, Sensitivity to Zhumeria majdae, Sensitivity to clotrimazole
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Intervention groups
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1) Zhumeria majdae suppository
2)placebo suppository
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Main outcome variables
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1) Symptoms of candidal vaginitis (including: itching, burning, vaginal redness, inflammation, vaginal
discharge) 2) Symptoms of candidal vaginitis (including: vaginal erythema, white cheesy discharge and
inflammation) 3) Possible side effects of drugs in both groups Therapies are compared