Pain Clinical Trial
Official title:
Effects of Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation in Pain During Application of Carboxytherapy in Patients With Gynoid Lipodystrophy: Randomized Controlled Trial
The project aims to compare the use of carboxiterapia ( therapeutic administration of carbon dioxide) with the use of active TENS and placebo TENS using the VAS scale as a parameter. The therapy used was started in the 30s , with carbonated water baths, and , lately, is involved in the therapeutic arsenal of numerous diseases , Both for treatment of diseases when for aesthetic treatments , especially for the gynoid lipodystrophy. However, the therapy presents CO2 in clinical practice, limiting factors for its use , such as pain at the injection site , small bruises or welts due to several punctures and feeling of crepitus. To try to combat these " side effects " that can last up to 30 minutes, the TENS was used in order to determine whether the use of this electric current helps at improvement of discomfort.
The assessment and intervention will be carried out only by the researcher, which has
physical therapy training and expertise in dermato-functional physiotherapy with clinical
experience in 11 years, as well as fulfilling all the prerequisites required for the
management of carboxytherapy, according the judgment 293 of 16 June 2012 the Federal Council
of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy (COFFITO). Patients will be submitted for
assessment and intervention once.
Assessments should contain demographic information of the participants by asking questions
such as age, marital status, education and contact, lifestyle, gynecological history,
surgical history, anthropometric measurements and physical inspection examination (Annex 3).
Patients are advised not to make use of any medication for pain relief such as painkillers
and anti-inflammatories, within 4 hours before the physiotherapy session. For physical
examination, evaluations will be conducted in the standing position, with bathing suit,
keeping the gluteal region with maximum visibility. The appraiser will inspect the bilateral
gluteal region, to confirm the moderate degree of severity of the gynoid lipodystrophy,
defined by the gynoid lipodystrophy severity scale, with the number of skin depressions (ND)
in moderate amount, ND≥ 5-9 depressions, according CSS classification.
For the study, three groups will be divided: group A (active TENS + active Carboxytherapy),
Y group (TENS placebo + active Carboxytherapy) and S (active - control Carboxytherapy).
Group A (active TENS + active Carboxytherapy) will be submitted to the application of TENS
during the application of Carboxytherapy, both linked. The Y group (TENS placebo + active
Carboxytherapy) will be submitted to the application of Carboxytherapy and TENS with
low-dose therapy. The group S (active - control Carboxytherapy) will be submitted to the
application of Carboxytherapy and off TENS. Prior to the beginning of the study, both
devices will be calibrated. The gluteal that receive the intervention will be defined by
lot.
After drawing the group and laterality of the gluteal region that receive the intervention,
will be marked by white pencil, the depressions of the skin with cellulite and the
delimitation of the area, from the following lines: lateral line will have as midpoint the
greater trochanter, where a vertical line will be drawn from the iliac crest to the lateral
edge of the gluteal groove; top line will be drawn a horizontal line parallel to the gluteal
groove, 4 cm below the posterior superior iliac spine to the vertical line drawn previously
from the greater trochanter bottom line will be drawn a horizontal line delimiting the
gluteal groove; the medial end of the gluteal groove to the vertical line drawn previously
from the greater trochanter; medial line is delimited by anatomically intergluteal slot.
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