Mogelijke nieuwe behandeling voor ernstige aangezichtspijn
Een student aan de universiteit van Kortrijk heeft onlangs een interessant studievoorstel gepresenteerd. Gilles Bossuyt (21 j.) deed een literatuurstudie en concludeerde dat de olie van kruidnagels wel eens een goede therapie zou kunnen zijn voor patiënten die lijden aan trigeminale neuropathie. Deze aandoening wordt gekenmerkt door levenslange ernstige aangezichtspijn. De huidige behandelingen werken onvoldoende of hebben veel nevenwerkingen, dus een alternatieve behandeling is zeker welkom. Bij knaagdieren alsook met humane celexperimenten bewezen wetenschappers wereldwijd al de werking van kruidnagelolie. Met de studie wil de student aantonen dat de kruidnagelolie werkzaam kan zijn voor patiënten. Wij zijn alvast benieuwd naar de resultaten!
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