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EVENING PRIMROSE OIL AND RAYNAUD’S SYNDROME
A study in Glasgow in 1985 showed that patients with Raynaud’s syndrome definitely appeared to benefit from treatment with evening primrose oil.
The study, which was carried out at the Centre for Rheumatic Diseases at Glasgow Royal Infirmary, found that six out of 11 patients felt a definite benefit from evening primrose oil, while two patients felt a moderate benefit, and three no benefit.
The group of 11 patients on the evening primrose oil treatment of 12 capsules a day was being compared against 10 patients on a placebo. As the weather got worse, the group taking the placebo experienced significantly more attacks than the group taking evening primrose oil. The severity of attacks and the coldness of hands improved in the evening primrose oil group.
One interesting result from this study was that if any improvement was going to happen at all, it was noticeable after four weeks of treatment. Sadly, there was a definite fall-off in the benefits by the end of the eighth week. Some improvements that were noted at two weeks or six weeks were not sustained beyond eight weeks. The peak results happened midway through the study.
However, all the results showed an improvement in the group taking evening primrose oil.
The study continued for only two months, and as yet there have been no studies using evening primrose oil for longer in these conditions.
Many of the patients taking evening primrose oil said the course of treatment was like a tonic. Ten out of 11 patients on the evening primrose oil said they felt generally less depressed and had more energy. Seven patients asked to restart the drug two months later, complaining of a relapse in their Raynaud’s symptoms and loss of mood elevation.
The doctors who conducted the study said ‘in a disease such as Raynaud’s phenomenon where the attacks can be precipitated by strong negative emotion, a drug with an antidepressant effect might be useful’.
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