During the trial, the participant may undergo things like physical exams, blood tests, imaging scans and other medical procedures to monitor their health and effects of the treatment. They may also need to keep a record of their symptoms and follow a specific treatment plan.

It is important to note that some clinical trials involve a placebo, which is a treatment that has no active ingredients. In some instances, participants may be assigned to receive either the investigational drug or the placebo, and they may not know which one they are receiving.

Throughout the trial, the participant will be closely monitored by the study team, and they may need to attend regular follow-up appointments. If any issues arise, the study team will work with the participant to address them.