Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Honduras

This study tests whether draining the umbilical cord after delivery can lower the risk of severe bleeding (postpartum hemorrhage) in new mothers. Researchers will compare blood loss, hemoglobin drops, and need for extra treatments between 400 women who receive cord drainage and t…

This study tests whether a cinnamon extract can safely and effectively start labor in first-time mothers with full-term pregnancies. Seventy participants will receive either the cinnamon extract or a placebo. The goal is to see if cinnamon can reduce the time to active labor and …

This study looks at whether eating a small amount of dark chocolate (30g, at least 80% cocoa) can help improve results of a fetal heart rate test called a non-stress test (NST) in pregnant women. About 190 women with a non-reactive NST will be randomly assigned to eat either dark…

This study tests if lying on your left side during active labor makes labor shorter compared to lying on your back. Researchers will study 188 first-time mothers with a single baby, full-term pregnancy, and no complications. The goal is to see if a simple position change can redu…

This study tests if applying a lubricant gel during vaginal delivery can shorten the pushing stage of labor and reduce the need for cuts or stitches. About 160 pregnant women in Honduras will be randomly assigned to receive the gel or standard care. The goal is to make delivery s…

This study looks at two common pain relievers, tramadol and paracetamol, compared to a placebo (salt water) in 300 first-time mothers during active labor. The goal is to see if these drugs can reduce labor time and improve safety for both mother and baby. Participants will receiv…