Hemorrhoids Clinical Trial
Official title:
Irritation and Anal Bleeding in Patients Affected by Hemorrhoids: Comparative Evaluation of Three Different Treatments.
Haemorrhoidal disease is an increasingly frequent benign condition, able to negatively affect
the quality of working and relationship life in affected individuals.The primary objective of
the study is the comparative assessment of the time necessary for the disappearance of
bleeding comparatively in the three different therapies (controls, ProtFlav and ProtCent) to
identify, if any, the most effective treatment, in terms of time reduction for the
disappearance of bleeding in subjects affected by haemorrhoidal disease.
Patients enrolled will be randomized into 3 groups:
1. the control group in which the patients will be subjected to the standard therapeutic
care (diet rich in water and vegetable fibers, hygienic),
2. interventional group "ProtFlav": in which oral supplements (flavonoid-based supplements
- ProtFlav) will be added to standard of care
3. interventional group "ProtCent": in which an anal application of a Centella based cream
(Centella asiatica - ProtCent) will be added to standard of care
Haemorrhoidal disease is an increasingly frequent benign condition, able to negatively affect
the quality of working and relationship life in affected individuals.The primary objective of
the study is the comparative assessment of the time necessary for the disappearance of
bleeding comparatively in the three different therapies (controls, ProtFlav and ProtCent) to
identify, if any, the most effective treatment, in terms of time reduction for the
disappearance of bleeding in subjects affected by haemorrhoidal disease.
Secondary objectives are the evaluation of the longitudinal trend in time of anal irritation
measured with the VAS scale and the study of the longitudinal performance of BMI (Body Mass
Index).
The patients enrolled in the protocol will be randomized into 3 groups: the control group in
which the patients will be subjected to a diet rich in water and vegetable fibers, hygienic
care and anal dilator according to the traditional standardized scheme. The two experimental
groups will be subjected to the same standard therapeutic scheme (diet rich in water and
vegetable fibers, hygienic) of the controls, in addition to which will be added to oral
supplements (group "ProtFlav") and local application as an anal cream (group "ProtCent"). Of
the patients in the interventional groups, half will take flavonoid-based supplements
(ProtFlav) and the other half will take supplements and anal cream based on Centella asiatica
(ProtCent), as better specified below. All patients will be followed for a period of 8 weeks
or otherwise until recovery (disappearance of irritation and stop bleeding).
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