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Study aim
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In this research, we investigate the Iris pill's effect on treatment and lung function improvement in adults with asthma.
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Design
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In a controlled clinical trial, with parallel groups, double-blind, block randomization, patients receive Iris tablets half an hour after each meal or Placebo tablets half an hour after each meal 3 times a day in the experimental and control groups. This study will be phase 3 on 72 patients. Excel software will be used to randomize the list of numbers.
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Settings and conduct
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Patients with mild to moderate asthma aged 18-60 years, referred to the lung clinic of Luqman Hospital in Tehran, who meet the inclusion criteria, will be selected using a table of random numbers. Patients are divided into two intervention and control groups. The prescribing physician, assistant, and patient will not know any of the contents of the drug and the code will be written on the file (double-blind).
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: mild to moderate asthma؛ age 18-60; Luqman hospital pulmonary clinic. Non-inclusion criteria: Patients in need of hospitalization; for patients with underlying diseases such as COPD, CF, heart failure, GERD, bronchiectasis, pulmonary embolism, sarcoidosis؛ Smokers; BMI> 29; Pregnant and lactating women
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Intervention groups
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Intervention group: Iris tablets; Iris tablets half an hour after each meal 3 times a day.
Control group: placebo; placebo tablets half an hour after each meal 3 times a day.
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Main outcome variables
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Shortness of breath; Cough; Wheezing; Sputum; Spray consumption; The backwardness of daily tasks; Rate of waking up early morning due to shortness of breath; Rate of not sleeping at night due to shortness of breath; Chest pain; heaviness in the chest; Full ACT score