Sleep hormone pill tested against bleeding drug for stubborn skin patches
NCT ID NCT07169383
Summary
This study is testing if a pill containing melatonin, a hormone your body makes for sleep, works better than a pill containing tranexamic acid, a medicine often used to reduce bleeding, for treating melasma. Melasma causes dark, patchy skin on the face. About 160 adults with melasma will take one of these pills daily for 12 weeks to see which one lightens the skin patches more effectively.
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PAEC General Hospital Islamabad Pakistan
Islamabad, Punjab Province, 44000, Pakistan
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