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Study aim
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Comparison of aromatherapeutic effect of Jasmine and Clary sage oils on Sexual dysfunction of women of reproductive age in Rafsanjan, 1400
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Design
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A randimized controlled clinical trial with parallel groups, three blinded
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Settings and conduct
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Sampling will be done from Health Center No. 1 in Rafsanjan. Oils are received from the company under the letters B, A and C. Samples, researcher and statistical consultant of oil type will be unaware. Sexual function score is measured before the intervention, if it is less than 28, the person is included in the study and is randomly placed in one of 4 groups. If you are in the intervention and placebo groups, oil is given to the sample for aromatherapy and after 6 weeks, 4 groups complete the questionnaire again.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Entry: Iranian nationality, Monogamy, range of reproductive ages, sexual dysfunction, having at least once in Vaginal intercourse week. No entry: pregnancy and Breastfeeding, use of any drug affecting the sexual response, use of drugs in the couple, mental problems or systemic diseases known to affect sexual function in the couple, olfactory and other nasal disorders, gastrointestinal disorders such as nausea, vomiting Following the inhalation of different scents, obvious and important interpersonal problems between husband and wife, history of allergy to the studied oils, obvious vaginal infection
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Intervention groups
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The intervention groups of Jasmine, Clary sage oil and placebo group applied 2 drops of sweet Almond oil 2 times a day, 2 times a day (morning after waking up and night before going to bed) on the back of the upper lip (under the nose) and refuse to wash their face for at least 20 minutes. This process continues for 6 weeks and the control group does not receive any intervention.
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Main outcome variables
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Status of sexual dysfunction with aromatherapy of Jasmine and Clary sage