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Product Tolerability Arm for Chronic Constipation
Study Summary
This trial is to see if a new medication is tolerated by those with a bowel movement disorder. It will assess how well the subjects tolerate the medication by monitoring their bowel movements, questionnaires, and any adverse effects.
- Chronic Idiopathic Constipation
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Outcome measures can provide a clearer picture of what you can expect from a treatment.Trial Design
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How many participants are involved with this clinical trial?
"Affirmative. Clinicaltrials.gov records suggest that this clinical trial, which was initially posted on September 23rd 2021, is presently accepting participants. Approximately 200 patients are being sought out from 1 particular medical centre."
Do I meet the requirements to participate in this medical study?
"This scientific research is seeking 200 subjects with dyschezia aged between 18 and 75 to participate. Participants need to be able to meet the following prerequisites: electronic Daily Bowel Movement and Symptoms Questionnaire completion, daily medication reconciliation surveys (Screening, Product Phase, and Product/Placebo Phase), bi-weekly PAC-SYM &PAC QOL questionnaire compilation, monthly Study Participant Global Assessment questionnaires for a 2 week Screening Period plus 8 weeks in the randomized Product/Placebo Stage, 4 weeks in an open label Product stage followed by another 2 week Follow up stage; BMI ≥ 19 & < 35 kg/m2"
Is the trial open to individuals below a certain age threshold?
"This medical experiment is inviting volunteers between the age of majority and 75 years old to participate."
Does this clinical trial have open enrolment at present?
"Affirmative. Clinicaltrials.gov data reveals that this clinical investigation, first listed on September 23rd 2021, is currently seeking participants. Approximately 200 patients are required to be sourced from 1 healthcare facility."
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