Condition: Pain · Itch · Sponsor: Aalborg University
The experiment consists of three experimental sessions conducted on three consecutive days. In all experimental sessions, the participant will fill in a series of questionnaires about how you perceive itch and pain, and about some traits of your personality, such as depression, anxiety and stress. In the first session, we will mark six test areas in your face (three on each side on jaw, cheek, and temple, respectively). Thent a series of measure-ments in each test area will be conducted:measurement of the blood flow in the skin and sensitivity tests to pressure, pinprick and stroke with a brush. In the second session, histamine will be applied in one side of the face. On the other side, cowhage spicules will be applied. After 10 minutes, all the tests will be conducted again. The third session will be identical to the second. However, instead of histamine and spicules, patches containing capsaicin will be applied. In the other side, we will apply patches with placebo (i.e., a non-active patch). After 20 minutes all the tests will be conducted again.
This description comes directly from the study's public registry record.
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