THE COMPRESS BREASTS WITH CABBAGE AND HERBAL AS AN ADJUNCT FOR MANAGING PAIN IN THE FIRST POSTPARTUM MOTHER
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herbal, cabbage, first postpartum, breast pain, compress breastAbstract
This Quasi-Experimental research was design for study the effective of compress breast with cabbage and herbal. The compress to reduce pain breast tenderness in the postpartum first. The compress breast pain score and volume circulate of breast feeding in the postpartum first. A total of 60 participants are postpartum first to get service labour room in Buntharik hospital. Divided into 30 person per groups. Data collection were composed of a fresh Cabbage and Herbal, a demographic data form, and a milk expression assessment records, and satisfaction questionnaires with the reliability of 80. Statistics used for data analysis included frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, independent t-test, and Mann-Whitney-Wilcoxon test.
According to studies, it has been found that reduce pain for five days: compress breast with cabbage better than herbal the present study difference of significant. The compress breast with herbal improved more than cabbage. Satisfaction assessment found satisfied in compress breast with cabbage. This study to introduce in applying for postpartum first of compress breast with cabbage to reduce pain breast tenderness. Encourage of compress breast with herbal to improve breast milk circulate. Each other for postpartum had to bringing up for successful.
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