Imunoglukan P4H® chewable tablets
Dietary SupplementIMG® 50 mg + Zinc 5 mg + Vitamin D 10 μg in 1 tablet
NCT Number: NCT06974747
International, multicentre, prospective, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study with a food supplement Imunoglukan P4H® chewable tablets to evaluate preventive effect on reduction of respiratory tract infections (RTIs) in children with a history of recurrent respiratory tract infections (RRTIs) in the previous infectious season prior enrolment.
Participants or their guardians will record the incidence and duration of RTIs in the Patient diary for 3 months.
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Notify Me3 year–18 year
All sexes
Interventional
Not applicable
IMUNOGLUKAN CZ, s.r.o., Prague, Czechia
Study population:
Children aged 3-18 years with a history of RRTIs:
Study design:
International (Slovak republic, Czech republic, Serbia), multicentre (36), prospective, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study
Primary endpoint:
To evaluate the effect of Imunoglukan P4H® chewable tablets (IMG®+ zinc+ vitamin D3) compared to the placebo group (zinc + vitamin D3) on:
Secondary endpoints:
To evaluate the effect of Imunoglukan P4H® chewable tablets (IMG®+ zinc+ vitamin D3) compared to the placebo group (zinc + vitamin D3) on:
Randomization:
Diagnostic procedures:
Healthy volunteers accepted: No
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
IMG® 50 mg + Zinc 5 mg + Vitamin D 10 μg in 1 tablet
Zinc 5 mg + Vitamin D 10 μg in 1 tablet
Time frame: change in the number of RTIs episodes (total number) during 3 month supplementation (from enrollment to the end of the treatment at 3 months)
number of episodes of respiratory infections will be compared between the two study goups
Time frame: change in the number of RTIs episodes (subtypes) during 3 month supplementation (from enrollment to the end of the treatment at 3 months)
Time frame: change in the duration of RTIs episodes (total duration, subtypes) during 3 month supplementation (from enrollment to the end of the treatment at 3 months)
Time frame: change in the number of antibiotic (ATB) therapy courses during 3 month supplementation (from enrollment to the end of the treatment at 3 months)
Time frame: change of the number of missed days at school/nursery due to RTI during 3 month supplementation (from enrollment to the end of the treatment at 3 months)
Time frame: change of the number of missed working days due to RTIs during 3 month supplementation (from enrollment to the end of the treatment at 3 months)
Time frame: changeof the number of emergency department visits due to RTI during 3 month supplementation (from enrollment to the end of the treatment at 3 months)
Time frame: change of the number of physician visits due to RTI during 3 month supplementation (from enrollment to the end of the treatment at 3 months)
Time frame: during 3 month supplementation (from enrollment to the end of the treatment at 3 months)
monitoring the incidence of potential adverse events, incidence will be compared to placebo group
Pleuran, s.r.o.
Industry
Immunomodulatory Effect of Pleuran (β-glucan From Pleurotus Ostreatus) in Children With Recurrent Respiratory Tract Infections
Acronym: IPRRTI
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