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Subject Population: Active duty (AD) women with chronic pelvic pain (CPP) have different demands and stressors placed on them compared with their civilian counterparts. Due to a decrease in functionality from pain, not addressing these women's untreated CPP could be detrimental in readiness missions. With limited studies on AD women with CPP or sufficient treatments available, this study seeks to compare the effects on pain, depression, and inflammation in the mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) group with a self-paced Healthy Lifestyle (HL) education control. Research Design: This randomized controlled trial will compare depression, pain, and biomarkers known for inflammation and pain in AD women with CPP pre-post an 8-week MBSR online intervention (n=55) with a self-directed Healthy Lifestyle control (n=55). Instruments: All participants will complete a demographic worksheet, Five Facets of Mindfulness Questionnaire (FFQ), a brief pain inventory (BPI), and a Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) pre-post intervention (MBSR or HL). Procedure: Participants will have 8-weeks of online training with voice-over slides in RedCap. The primary investigator will contact participants weekly for both groups and review diaries to help monitor fidelity and guide progress. Blood will be drawn for biomarkers for inflammation and pain and questionnaires will be completed pre-post intervention.


Clinical Trial Description

The Purpose of this randomized controlled trial (RCT) is to compare the effects of an 8-week on-line MBSR training program with a HL self-directed education program (control) on pain, depression, and inflammation using questionnaires and biomarkers in AD women with CPP. Specific Aims and Research Questions It is important to understand predictors of CPP among women in active military service and test strategies that may mitigate the negative impact of CPP. The long-term goal of this research is to identify a non-invasive, easy to learn, alternative method that can successfully assist active duty women with CPP to regulate daily perceptions of their body, improve pain management skills to better cope, and ultimately improve functionality and QOL. Specific Aim #1: To compare the depression of active duty (AD) women with CPP pre-post an 8-week online MBSR program with an 8-week Healthy Lifestyle (HL) nutrition self-paced education. Hypothesis #1: AD women with CPP in an 8-week MBSR Program will have an overall decreased depression pre-post as compared to the HL control. Question #1: What is the effect of an online MBSR training program as compared to a HL control pre-post on AD women's depression scores? Specific Aim #2: To compare the perception of pain in AD women with CPP pre-post an 8-week online MBSR program with an 8-week HL control. Hypothesis 2: AD women with CPP in an 8-week MBSR Program will have overall decreased perception of pain pre-post as compared to the HL control. Question #2: What is the effect of an online MBSR training program as compared to a HL control pre-post on AD women's perception of pain? Specific Aim #3: Compare the inflammatory biomarkers and miRNAs changes in AD women with CPP pre-post an 8-week online MBSR program with an 8-week HL control. Hypothesis #3: AD women with CPP in an 8-week MBSR training program will demonstrate an overall decrease in inflammation as demonstrated by the biomarker changes pre-post. Question #3: What is the effect of an online MBSR training program as compared to a HL control pre-post on active duty women's inflammatory biomarkers? ;


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NCT number NCT04104542
Study type Interventional
Source University of Missouri, Kansas City
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Status Completed
Phase N/A
Start date June 1, 2019
Completion date October 31, 2019

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