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Siklik mastaljili hastaların tedavisinde vitex agnus castus preperatının meloksikam ve plasebo i?le karşılaştırılması
Authors
İbrahim Aydın
Davut Baltacı
Serdar Türkyılmaz
Mustafa Öncü
Publication date
1 January 2012
Publisher
Duzce University Medical School
Abstract
Background: Mastalgia is classified as cyclic and non-cyclic. Cyclical one constitutes approximately 60-70% of mastalgia. It is seen between 2 to 3 decades of age, and it usually responds to treatment. Objectives: To compare efficacy of vitex agnus castus (VAC) preparation with meloxicam and placebo in treatment of mastalgia. Methods: The study was designed as prospective and placebo-controlled clinical trial. Three groups were constituted. Before grouping, prolactin level was tested for every patient. The group1 enrolled the patients with cyclical mastalgia and high level prolactin. VAC was administered to patients from study group1. The second group enrolled the patients with cyclical mastalgia along with normal prolactin level, and to which meloxicam was given. Third group was placebo group, and placebo was applied. Before treatment, VAS (Visual analogue scale) scoring was applied to every patient. Prolactin level was tested for patients from group 1. After 3 months of study, VAS scoring was applied to every patient, but only prolactin levels were re- evaluated in patients from group1. Results: 95 patients were analyzed; enrolling women aged 19 to 54 years. Intensity of mastalgia diminished in VAC group 1, 2 more than in placebo group (p<0.0001). In addition to VAS scoring, prolactin level in group 1 after treatment was significantly reduced, comparing with before treatment (p<0.0001). In conclusion, we found that VAC preparation was effective in the treatment of mastalgia and hyperprolactinemia, with good tolerability. © 2011 Düzce Medical Journal
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