Heat-enhanced blood circulation also relieves stress-induced muscle cramps. Focusing warmth on specific tissues further improves tissue metabolism and elasticity, raising the effective pain threshold.(8) The practical requirements of warm shower bath interventions further increases patient movements, activity and encouraging the regular positional changes that help relieve pain
Many studies highlight the significant role of parturition pain on the mother’s perception of the childbirth experience. The negative correlation between pain and self-control implies that a mother’s sense of self control over the childbirth process increases with better pain control. Effective labor pain control is thus critical to make childbirth a more positive, rewarding experience. The two most important factors influencing client satisfaction with the childbirth experience are the level of participation in the decision making and the degree of self-control over the process
Researchers have demonstrated that efficacy of water therapy on enhancing parturient mothers’ sense of self-control.
Many studies revealed that nurse midwives can implement simple effective low-cost non-pharmacological labor pain relief measures that promote labor progress, increase women satisfaction, and avoid side effects of medications. Warm water showering is one of such measures that diminishes pain stimulus at the source, inhibits pain awareness, and reduces women's negative reaction to childbirth pain.(4,12,20) These studies are enforced by the findings of the present studies.
Conclusion and recommendations
Warm shower is an effective pain reliever during the first stage of labor. Continuing education for nurse midwives should emphasize water therapy as a non-pharmacological measure to pain relief during first stage of labor in clinical practice. This study enhanced the non-pharmacological knowledge, based on scientific evidence and good outcomes in pain relief during labor with humanized care at clinical settings.
Heat-enhanced blood circulation also relieves stress-induced muscle cramps. Focusing warmth on specific tissues further improves tissue metabolism and elasticity, raising the effective pain threshold.(8) The practical requirements of warm shower bath interventions further increases patient movements, activity and encouraging the regular positional changes that help relieve painMany studies highlight the significant role of parturition pain on the mother’s perception of the childbirth experience. The negative correlation between pain and self-control implies that a mother’s sense of self control over the childbirth process increases with better pain control. Effective labor pain control is thus critical to make childbirth a more positive, rewarding experience. The two most important factors influencing client satisfaction with the childbirth experience are the level of participation in the decision making and the degree of self-control over the processResearchers have demonstrated that efficacy of water therapy on enhancing parturient mothers’ sense of self-control.Many studies revealed that nurse midwives can implement simple effective low-cost non-pharmacological labor pain relief measures that promote labor progress, increase women satisfaction, and avoid side effects of medications. Warm water showering is one of such measures that diminishes pain stimulus at the source, inhibits pain awareness, and reduces women's negative reaction to childbirth pain.(4,12,20) These studies are enforced by the findings of the present studies.Conclusion and recommendationsWarm shower is an effective pain reliever during the first stage of labor. Continuing education for nurse midwives should emphasize water therapy as a non-pharmacological measure to pain relief during first stage of labor in clinical practice. This study enhanced the non-pharmacological knowledge, based on scientific evidence and good outcomes in pain relief during labor with humanized care at clinical settings.
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