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Objective: The assessment of Avena Sativa cream efficacy on skin reactions caused by radiotherapy in patients with breast cancer. Interventions: After obtaining informed consent from the patient, at the first time of beginning radiotherapy we will recommend to patients use the cream which prepared from oat extract, three times a day each 8 hours daily (TDS), in the radiotherapy area, amount of one finger (FTU) will be applied uniformly with the index finger (considerably in different patients based on the extent of the lesion, this unit can be doubled) and for 3 hours, they must avoid washing the area. In the control group patients will use placebo (extract-free cream base). Then, The skin reactions such as tenderness, pain, itching, burning sensation, erythema, dry desquamation and the grade of dermatitis caused by radiotherapy will be examined at the intervals of 10 days after initiation of treatment (start of the major erythema reaction), 28 days after initiation of treatment (start of dry desquamation), on the last day of radiotherapy and after that in two times with one week interval, after the end of radiotherapy participants will be followed up. Then the data will be collected with RTOG questionnaire (to determine the grade of radio dermatitis) and researcher-made questionnaire which its validity and reliability will be determined.
IRCTID: IRCT201311015987N8
  1. Evaluating the effects of standardized hydroalcoholic extract of oat seed (Avena sativa L.) capsule as adjunctive treatment in allergic rhinitis
  2. Effectiveness and safety of 5% gel of extract of Nigella sativa L. to prevent radio-dermatitis in breast cancer patients
  3. Effect of Henna cream ( Lawsonia inermis L) in preventing and reducing the severity of Radiation induced dermatitis in patients with breast cancer
  4. The evaluation of efficacy of topical use of Nigella cream (Nigella sativa oil-extract) in comparison with topical use of 0.1% Betamethasone and Eucerin on the clinical severity and quality of life in patients with chonic hand eczema reffering to Loghman-e-Hakim and Shohada-e-Tajrish hospitals during the year 1388-1389
  5. Comparison of the efficacy of dermoline- henna cream with Strata XRT cream onradiodermatitis in breast cancer
  6. Evaluation of Plantago،Marigold and honey (traditional medicine product) with placebo on dermatitis caused by radiotherapy in cancer patients
  7. Effectiveness and safety of Esomeprazole cream in the prevention of acute radiation dermatitis in head and neck cancer patients
  8. Radioprotective effects of celecoxib on skin toxicity caused by radiotherapy in patients with breast cancer
  9. Formulation of a topical gel containing Lawsonia inermis and Crocin and evaluation its effects on preventing radiation-induced dermatitis in breast cancer patients: A randomized double-blinded placebo-controlled trial.
  10. Evaluation of effectiveness and safety of montelukast gel in prevention of acute radiation dermatitis in breast cancer patients .
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