This trial is evaluating whether PediaBerry will improve 1 primary outcome and 1 secondary outcome in patients with Angioma. Measurement will happen over the course of 6 month treatment period.
This trial requires 66 total participants across 2 different treatment groups
This trial involves 2 different treatments. PediaBerry is the primary treatment being studied. Participants will all receive the same treatment. Some patients will receive a placebo treatment. The treatments being tested are in Phase < 1 and are in the first stage of evaluation with people.
"Only few patients can be cured. The only parameter which affects the outcome is the number of new lesions and the angioma localization. We therefore agree with the fact that the angiomas are mostly a temporary condition." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Most patients had either a small red lesion or a lump and tender lymph node. A small red or yellow-red macule may develop with time. A dark purpuric spot or reddish macule may develop with age." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"About 10,000 cases of angioma are diagnosed each year in the United States. Most are seen in children under the age of 18. The incidence rate rises each year from 1980 to 1995." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"These benign tumors are characterized histologically by a vascular-lined dilatation of capillaries in the dermis. If they are of great size, they may lead to disfiguration of the face, leading to disfigurement and loss of appearance, or, in women, asexuality. This condition is treated by surgery or, if the disease is progressive, hormonal therapy is considered.\n\n- List of topics characterized as pseudoscience"
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"A variety of treatments are used to treat angiomas. Some may be life-threatening but are often successful. The treatment is dependent on the size and location of the lesion. Surgery is not advised in all cases." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Angioma cases may be due to new growth or the rupture of a longstanding lesion. New growths may be a cause of hemorrhage, whereas old lesions rupture to form a haemorrhage." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"The data from this study suggest a low chance of development of angioma and the need for a very tight follow-up of patients with CNV in order to detect any new signs of vascular occlusive disease." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Pediaberry was more effective compared to a placebo for treating DIM, and this effect was not driven by improvement in the quality of life assessed by the DLQI and QoL scores." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"There are more common side effects of taking pediaberry for at least 2 weeks: \nHeadache: 13.6% \nDiarrhoea: 14.2% \nNausea: 11.8% \nFatigue: 6.2% \nFatigue and feeling uninterested in everything: 5.9% \nFlushing: 5.6% \nHyperhidrosis: 4.8% \nSkin reactions: 2.9% \nStomach pain: 2.6% \nFatigue/stomach pain/mood: 2.2% \nStomach pain: 2.1% \nChills and shivering: 2." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"A single-session application of pediaberry gel significantly improved the QoL of participants with AVM. Pediaberry may be an efficient, safe and inexpensive therapy for improving QoL, and possibly treatment of AVM." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"Angioma may be caused by a number of triggers, the most common being a combination of genetics, environment, or smoking habits. There are no reports of angioma caused by a pathogen, however, studies show that there are no viruses that can only be transmitted to angioma consumers from the environment. While there are no reports of angioma due to specific illnesses or treatments, cases have been reported wherein angioma arose due to a specific illness, though, for example, a patient’s cancer treatment. However, more specific causes cannot be inferred. There are no reports of angioma from a sudden genetic mutation." - Anonymous Online Contributor
"At present, there are no reported clinical trials regarding the use of pediaberry. It is crucial that these patients are followed up to determine if pediaberry has any potential as an alternative to current treatments." - Anonymous Online Contributor