New pill vs old pill: Head-to-Head eczema battle
NCT ID NCT05969730
Summary
This study compared two oral medications, baricitinib and azathioprine, when used alongside standard steroid creams for adults with moderate-to-severe eczema. The goal was to see which drug combination was more effective and safer at reducing skin inflammation and itch over 12 weeks. It involved 40 participants whose eczema was not well-controlled by creams alone.
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Iran
Sari, Mazandaran, Iran
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