Tickle your way to a painless shot? new devices aim to ease Kids' diabetes fears
NCT ID NCT07239700
Summary
This study is testing two simple, drug-free devices to see if they can make insulin shots less painful and frightening for children with type 1 diabetes. 90 kids, aged 6 to 12, will try either the Buzzy (a cold, vibrating gadget) or the TickleFlex (a soft pen attachment) during their regular injection. Researchers will measure the children's pain and fear levels to see if these tools help improve comfort during daily diabetes care.
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Hakkari University
Hakkâri, Centre, 65030, Turkey (Türkiye)
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