Effectiveness of Relaxation Handheld Fingertechnique and Benson Relaxation to the Changes Level of Post Operative Pain Sectio Caesarea in Rsi Sakinah Mojokerto

Abstract

Pain after major or minor surgery will impact the anatomical and physiological changes in patients. Givinganesthetic is not always sufficient to eliminate the sensation of pain because the pain response of eachpatient is different. Postoperative pain caesarea section must be solved with non-pharmacological methodsof handheld eg relaxation techniques and relaxation benson finger. The purpose of this research was toprove efektikitas between both these relaxation techniques to changes in the level of postoperative painsection caesarea in RSI Sakinah Mojokerto. The researh design is pre experiment with methods of the twogroups without pretest-posttest control group. The population in the researh of 20 respondents with nonprobabilitysampling technique that was concecutive sampling, while the samples are 10 respondents in therelaxation group and 10 respondents handheld finger on relaksai group benson. Analysis of data usingunivariate analysis showed a decrease in pain level respondents in the relaxation group handheld finger 10respondents (100%), while the decrease in the level of pain in the relaxation group benson much as 8respondents (80%). Wilcoxon statistical test results showed ρ = 0.005 <α = 0.05, for relaxation handheldfingers and ρ = 0.016 <α = 0.05 for benson relaxation, so H0 was rejected it means there was the influenceof both good therapy relaxation techniques handheld fingers or relaxation benson but when comparedfingers handheld relaxation techniques more effectively to changes in the level of postoperative paincaesarea section. The results of this reseach recommended relaxation techniques and relaxation bensonfinger handheld can be used as a standalone action undertaken nonpharmacologic nursing nurses to reducethe level of postoperative pain caesarea section.

Effect of Foot Reflexology and Benson Relaxation on Pain, Breastfeeding and Weight of Neonates of Women Undergoing a Cesarean Section

“…5,13,31,32 However, few studies have compared the two groups used in the current research. In two studies comparing foot reflexology and hand reflexology with Benson relaxation, reflexology had a higher impact on pain reduction, 23,25 which is not consistent with our findings. This discrepancy might be due to the process of Benson relaxation, which is controlled by the participants.…”

“…20,21 Studies have demonstrated the effect of this method on different pains. 5,[22][23][24] A few studies have compared the effect of the relaxation method with reflexology. In a study by Mokhtari Noori et al, foot reflexology and relaxation effectively reduced pain in patients following a C/S; and reflexology had a higher impact on pain alleviation.…”