Black seed extract shows promise for diabetic nerve damage
NCT ID NCT07313111
Summary
This study tested whether adding thymoquinone, a compound from black seed oil, to the standard nerve pain medication pregabalin could better treat diabetic nerve damage. Fifty adults with diabetic neuropathy took either pregabalin alone or with thymoquinone for two months. Researchers measured changes in nerve function, pain levels, and blood markers of inflammation and stress.
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Locations
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Hawler medical university, Galyawa diabetic center and Neurophysiology department of hawler psychiatric hospital
Erbil, IRAQ, 44001, Iraq
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