“…This condition can cause a decrease in uterine contractions (uterine insertion), which results in a decrease in uteroplacental circulation, a reduction in blood and oxygen flow to the uterus, and the onset of uterine ischemia which causes pain impulses to increase. And if this is not handled properly, it will cause prolonged labor, and eventually, it will be an indication for delivery by cesarean section (Felina & Iryani, 2015) World Health Organization (WHO), sets the average standard for sectio Caesarea in a country is around 5-15% per 1000 births in the world (WHO, 2016). Meanwhile, according to Riskesdas 2018, the rate of sectio Caesarea in Indonesia has passed the maximum limit of the WHO standard and this increase is a public health problem.…”