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Study aim
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By Comparing the Effectiveness of Topical Oxybutynin Gel 10% and Aluminum Chloride 20% in Patients with Hyperhidrosis, It is Possible to Choose a More Effective Treatment method to Treat this Disease and Help Reduce the Complications Caused by This Disease.
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Design
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This Study is a Phase 4 Single-Blind Study That Includes 30 Patients. Patients are Individuals with Palmar and Axillary Hyperhidrosis Who Meet the Conditions for Entering the Study
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Settings and conduct
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A Double-Blind Clinical Trial With 30 Cases of Primary Hyperhidrosis Referred to Afzalipour Hospital, Kerman. Each Side of the Body, Were Randomly Treated with Drug a or b, Once a Day for two Months. At the Beginning and End of the Study, The Iodine-Starch Test, The Hyperhidrosis Severity Scale, Quality of Life Index, Severity of Complications and Rate of Patient Satisfaction Are Evaluated Through a Questionnaire. The Doctor Examining the Effectiveness of the Treatment are Not Aware of the Type of Treatment Performed on Both Sides of The Body
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion Criteria: Patients with Primary Hyperhidrosis of the Palms and Axilla with Intensity 3 and Above and Aged 60-18
Exclusion Criteria: Iontophoresis, Botulinum Toxin Injection, Topical Antiperspirants، Sympathectomy In the Last 6 Months, Pregnant and Lactating Women, Secondary Hyperhidrosis, Sjogren or Sikka Syndrome, Allergy to Aluminum Salts
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Intervention groups
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This is a Split Study. One Side of The Patient's Body Is Treated with the First Drug and the Other Side is Treated with the Second Drug. One Container of Drug Contains the Topical Gel Contains 10% Oxybutynin and the Other One Contains 20% Aluminum Chloride
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Main outcome variables
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Severity of the disease, HDSS and DLQI Rating, Site of Involvement and Complications of the Disease