Acupuncture study for anxiety with tongue analysis
Part of Mental health clinical trials.
This trial uses machine learning to analyze tongue color and anxiety scores in people getting acupuncture for anxiety. It aims to see if tongue color can help predict treatment response.
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Who can take part
- You must be 18 years or older
- You must be a native French speaker
- You cannot have any medical condition or take medication that changes tongue color (like certain antibiotics or mouthwashes)
- You must be seeing an acupuncturist for symptoms that include anxiety
- You cannot have psychosis or a substance abuse problem
- You must not eat or take medication within one hour before the tongue exam
- You must agree to fill out a questionnaire about your mood (MADRS) and have your tongue photographed
Quick eligibility check
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