Clinical study of Venneer Noi (Dhat Syndrome) with Siddha Medical Therapy

An open clinical trial of Poly Herbal Siddha Drug Venpoosanai Lekiyam (Internal medicine) and Ulunthu Thylam (External medicine) in the treatment of Venneer Noi (Dhat Syndrome) with and without Psycho Education Therapy - Dhat Syndrome

Status

Active, not recruiting

Phases

Phase 1Phase 2

Study type

Interventional

Source

CTRI

Registry ID

CTRI/2017/01/007668

Enrollment

Registered

2017-01-10

Start date

Unknown

Completion date

Unknown

Last updated

2021-11-24

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Conditions

None listed

Interventions

Intervention1: Internal Medicine: Venpoosani Lekiyam : Venpoosani Lekiyam as a internal medicine by Oral route, - 05 grams, twice a day with milk and after meals for totally 48 days Intervention2: E

Eligibility

Inclusion criteria

Inclusion criteria: • Weakness, anxiety, sleeplessness, mild depression and guilt which is attributed to semen loss. • Loss of semen through nocturnal emissions and masturbation frightens the individual as he believes it to be harmful to the body. • Report a white discharge in their urine which they feel is semen. • Mention that passing semen during defecation • Sexual dysfunction may or may not be present. • Willing to give specimen of blood and sperm for the investigations before and after treatment. • Willing to participate in Psycho - education therapy session

Exclusion criteria

Exclusion criteria: •Diabetes mellitus •Severe Cardiac Diseases •Severe Respiratory Diseases •Acute and chronic Renal Diseases •Needed for Surgical Treatment •Alcohol and Substance Abuse •Other severe Psychiatric Illness •Mentally Challenged •Physically Challenged •Severe Malignancy Diseases •Any other chronic Illness

Design outcomes

Primary

Measure	Time frame
Outcome will be assecced by before and after intrvention throgh DSSC score. Primary Outcome 1. Comparison before and after intervention with DSSC 2. Categorization by the DSSC scoring â?¢ DSSC scoring â?¤ 40 - Good â?¢ DSSC scoring 41 to 80 - Moderate â?¢ DSSC scoring 81 to 12 - Mild â?¢ DSSC scoring â?¥ 12 â?? NilTimepoint: Time points is fourty eight (48) days Primary Outcome 1. Comparison before and after intervention with DSSC Score 2. Categorisation by the DSSC scoring â?¢ DSSC scoring â?¤ 40 - Good â?¢ DSSC scoring 41 to 80 - Moderate â?¢ DSSC scoring 81 to 12 - Mild â?¢ DSSC scoring â?¥ 12 â?? Nil	—

Measure

Time frame

Outcome will be assecced by before and after intrvention throgh DSSC score. Primary Outcome 1. Comparison before and after intervention with DSSC 2. Categorization by the DSSC scoring â?¢ DSSC scoring â?¤ 40 - Good â?¢ DSSC scoring 41 to 80 - Moderate â?¢ DSSC scoring 81 to 12 - Mild â?¢ DSSC scoring â?¥ 12 â?? NilTimepoint: Time points is fourty eight (48) days Primary Outcome 1. Comparison before and after intervention with DSSC Score 2. Categorisation by the DSSC scoring â?¢ DSSC scoring â?¤ 40 - Good â?¢ DSSC scoring 41 to 80 - Moderate â?¢ DSSC scoring 81 to 12 - Mild â?¢ DSSC scoring â?¥ 12 â?? Nil

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Secondary

Measure	Time frame
Secondary Outcome The effectiveness of Psycho-education by comparing before and after treatmentTimepoint: Secondary Outcome The effectiveness of Psycho-education by comparing before and after treatment	—

Countries

India

Contacts

Public ContactDr Vallipuram Anavarathan

National Institute of Siddha

njmuthu@hotmail.com9962006843

Outcome results