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Trial · NCT03785691

Registered outcomes36

Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.

ListOutcomeTime frameDescription
PrimaryChange in nausea and vomiting from baseline to Day 2 (short term) in the mirtazapine group versus the placebo group.2 days
Change in Pregnancy Unique Quantification of Emesis 24 score (PUQE-24 score) (patient reported) from baseline to Day 2 (short term) in the mirtazapine group versus the placebo group. PUQE-24 score ranges 3-15 with 3 being better and 15 being worse.
PrimaryChange in nausea and vomiting from baseline to Day 2 (short term) in the ondansetron group versus the placebo group.2 daysChange in PUQE-24 score (patient reported) from baseline to Day 2 (short term) in the ondansetron group versus the placebo group.
PrimaryChange in nausea and vomiting from baseline to Day 14(+/-1) (long term) in the mirtazapine group versus the placebo group.14 daysChange in PUQE-24 score (patient reported) from baseline to Day 14(+/-) (long term) in the mirtazapine group versus the placebo group. Only tested if outcome 1 is significant.
PrimaryChange in nausea and vomiting from baseline to Day 14(+/-1) (long term) in the ondansetron group versus the placebo group.14 daysChange in PUQE-24 score (patient reported) from baseline to Day 14(+/-) (long term) in the ondansetron group versus the placebo group. Only tested if outcome 2 is significant.
PrimaryChange in nausea and vomiting from baseline to Day 2 (short term) in the mirtazapine group versus the ondansetron group.2 daysChange in PUQE-24 score (patient reported) from baseline to Day 2 (short term) in the mirtazapine group versus the ondansetron group. Only tested if outcome 1 is significant.
SecondaryChange in nausea and vomiting from baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the mirtazapine group versus the ondansetron group.14 daysChange in PUQE-24 score (patient reported) from baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the mirtazapine group versus the ondansetron group.
SecondaryOverall nausea and vomiting during the intervention in the three different groups.14 daysArea under the curve for PUQE-24 score (patient reported) during the intervention in the three different groups.
SecondaryChange in well-being during the intervention in the three different groups.14 daysChange in PUQE well-being score (patient reported) during the intervention in the three different groups.
SecondaryChange in nausea during the intervention in the three different groups.14 days
Change in daily nausea visual analog scale (VAS) (patient reported) during the intervention in the three different groups. VAS score ranges 0-100 with 0 being better and 100 being worse. Numbers are not visible to subjects.
SecondaryChange in vomiting during the intervention in the three different groups.14 daysChange in number of daily vomiting episodes (patient reported) during the intervention in the three different groups.
SecondaryOccurrence of side effects in the three different groups.19 daysOccurrence of side effects (patient reported and registered by trial personnel) during and until 5 days after the intervention in the three different groups.
SecondaryChange in quality of life for nausea and vomiting during pregnancy from baseline to Day 7(+/-1) and baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups.14 days
Change in Health-Related Quality of Life for Nausea and Vomiting during Pregnancy (NVPQOL) score (patient reported) from baseline to Day 7(+/-1) and baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups. NVPQOL score ranges 30-210 with 30 being better and 210 being worse.
SecondaryChange in severity of hyperemesis gravidarum from baseline to Day 7(+/-1) and baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups.14 days
Change in HyperEmesis Level Prediction (HELP) score (patient reported) from baseline to Day 7(+/-1) and baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups. HELP score ranges 0-50 with 0 being better and 50 being worse.
SecondaryChange in health-related quality of life from baseline to Day 7(+/-1) and baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups.14 daysChange in health status (EQ-5D-5L) (patient reported) from baseline to Day 7(+/-1) and baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups.
SecondaryChange in sleep quality from baseline to Day 7(+/-1) and baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups.14 days
Change in modified Pittsburg Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) (patient reported) from baseline to Day 7(+/-1) and baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups.Modified PSQI score ranges 0-12 with 0 being better and 12 being worse.
SecondaryPatient satisfaction with treatment Day 7(+/-1) and Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups.14 days
Patient satisfaction with treatment VAS (patient reported) on Day 7(+/-1) and Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups. VAS score ranges 0-100 with 0 being better and 100 being worse. Numbers are not visible to subjects.
SecondaryChange in patient consideration of termination of pregnancy from baseline to Day 7(+/-1) and baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups.14 daysChange in patient consideration of termination of pregnancy (patient reported) from baseline to Day 7(+/-1) and baseline to Day 14(+/-1) in the three different groups.
SecondaryRequest for dosage increase in the three different groups.14 daysFrequency of request for dosage increase in the three different groups.
SecondaryRequest for continuation of trial medication after end of intervention in the three different groups.14 daysFrequency of request for continuation of trial medication after end of intervention in the three different groups.
SecondaryUse of rescue medication during the intervention in the three different groups.14 daysUse of rescue medication during (patient reported) the intervention in the three different groups.

Source ClinicalTrials.govtrials-2026-11-12-0.5.0

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  • ClinicalTrials.gov's posted results, through CTTI's AACTFreely available. Acknowledgement requested
  • ClinicalTrials.govNo license stated
  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain
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  • ClinicalTrials.gov's posted results, through CTTI's AACTClinicalTrials.gov data via Aggregate Analysis of ClinicalTrials.gov (AACT), CTTI. CTTI makes its materials freely available and requests acknowledgement. https://aact.ctti-clinicaltrials.org/documentation/299
  • ClinicalTrials.govnone stated
  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain (NIH RePORTER)

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