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IRCT20180407039223N1 IRCT 2018-08-03 Shahroud University of Medical Sciences The Effect of Combined Massage of Hugo and Saninjiao Points on the labor pain Comparison of Saninjiao acupressure with combined Sp6 , LI4 acupressure on labor pain intensity in nulliparous women 2018-05-22 anticipated 105 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/30425 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Other design features: If the patient uses analgesics or oxytocin, they will be excluded, Randomization description: Considering that in our study, there are three control groups, Saninjiao point acupressure and a combination massage, block sampling (six )will be used. Previous envelopes are considered by the methodologist (in the sixth block) and in Each of these envelopes has a letter A or B or C. A total of 105 envelopes will be available to qualified participants. At the time of entering the research environment, choose one of the pre-prepared envelopes for the patient himself and determine which of the groups A, B, C will be placed. N/A Labor pain intensity. Intervention 1: Intervention group: Saninjiao acupressure ،An example of a non-pharmacological method is acupressure, where acupuncture points are stimulated by hands, fingers, thumbs, or small beads. This method acts according to the gate control theory where burning, massaging, and scratching can stimulate the large fibers responsible for transmitting nerve impulses to the spinal cord. A sustained stimulation can keep the gates of pain transmission closed, which may result in decreased pain. On the other hand, the stimulation of acupressure points using heat, needles, or pressure causes the release of endorphins.Acupressure was applied by placing index and middle finger of both hands on both legs at the same time from the beginning to the end of the contraction. The researcher massage the acupressure points so that the patient feet will numb .At the end of the contraction, acupressure was stopped .This process continued for 20 minutes only during the uterine contractions (the number of contractions varied based on each patient. During the acupressure procedure, uterine contractions and fetal heart rate will monitored. Intervention 2: Intervention group: Combined Hugo and Saninjao acupressure. An example of a non-pharmacological method is acupressure, where acupuncture points are stimulated by hands, fingers, thumbs, or small beads. This method acts according to the gate control theory where burning, massaging, and scratching can stimulate the large fibers responsible for transmitting nerve impulses to the spinal cord. A sustained stimulation can keep the gates of pain transmission closed, which may result in decreased pain. On the other hand, the stimulation of acupressure points using heat, needles, or pressure causes the release of endorphins.Acupressure was applied by placing index and middle finger of both hands on both legs at the same time from the beginning to the end of the contraction. At the end of the contraction, pressure was gradually reduced and acupressure was stopped during the resting phase . with the beginning the contraction the Hugo point on both hands is pressed in the same way during contractions, and again the Saninjiao point is pressed on both legs during the contractions, and again the Hugo point in both hands is the same . The order is squeezed. This process continued for 20 minutes only during the uterine contractions (the number of contractions varied based on each patient).During the acupressure procedure, uterine contractions and fetal heart rate will monitored. Intervention 3: Control group: Saninjiao Point touch, With the beginning to the end of the contraction the touch of the Saninjiao point occurs . At the end of the contraction, touch was stopped during the resting phase and this continues for up to 20 minutes only during contractions. During the touch procedure, uterine contractions and fetal heart rate will monitored. Undecided - It is not yet known if there will be a plan to make this available Justification or reason for indecision in sharing IPD is Results will be published as articles.
public Leila Bagheri
Hafte Tir Square
Shahroud Iran (Islamic Republic of) ۳۶۱۳۷۷۳۹۵۵ +98 23 3239 5054 leilabagheri1352@yahoo.com Shahroud University of Medical Sciences scientific Leila Bagheri
Hafte Tir Square
Shahroud Iran (Islamic Republic of) ۳۶۱۳۷۷۳۹۵۵ +98 23 3239 5054 leilabagheri1352@yahoo.com Shahroud University of Medical Sciences Iran (Islamic Republic of) Singleton pregnancy Gestational age 37-42 weeks Intact fetal membrane Having at least 4 cm of dilatation Have at least 3 contractions in 10 minutes Cephalic presentation no limit no limit Female High risk pregnancy Poor Ob history Vaginal bleeding Large baby Cephalopelvic disporportion 145 cm height and lower Having lesion at Saninjiao and Hugo points Having any problems leading to the mother's inability to communicate Treatment - Other Treatment - Other Treatment - Other Intervention group: Saninjiao acupressure ،An example of a non-pharmacological method is acupressure, where acupuncture points are stimulated by hands, fingers, thumbs, or small beads. This method acts according to the gate control theory where burning, massaging, and scratching can stimulate the large fibers responsible for transmitting nerve impulses to the spinal cord. A sustained stimulation can keep the gates of pain transmission closed, which may result in decreased pain. On the other hand, the stimulation of acupressure points using heat, needles, or pressure causes the release of endorphins.Acupressure was applied by placing index and middle finger of both hands on both legs at the same time from the beginning to the end of the contraction. The researcher massage the acupressure points so that the patient feet will numb .At the end of the contraction, acupressure was stopped .This process continued for 20 minutes only during the uterine contractions (the number of contractions varied based on each patient. During the acupressure procedure, uterine contractions and fetal heart rate will monitored. Intervention group: Combined Hugo and Saninjao acupressure. An example of a non-pharmacological method is acupressure, where acupuncture points are stimulated by hands, fingers, thumbs, or small beads. This method acts according to the gate control theory where burning, massaging, and scratching can stimulate the large fibers responsible for transmitting nerve impulses to the spinal cord. A sustained stimulation can keep the gates of pain transmission closed, which may result in decreased pain. On the other hand, the stimulation of acupressure points using heat, needles, or pressure causes the release of endorphins.Acupressure was applied by placing index and middle finger of both hands on both legs at the same time from the beginning to the end of the contraction. At the end of the contraction, pressure was gradually reduced and acupressure was stopped during the resting phase . with the beginning the contraction the Hugo point on both hands is pressed in the same way during contractions, and again the Saninjiao point is pressed on both legs during the contractions, and again the Hugo point in both hands is the same . The order is squeezed. This process continued for 20 minutes only during the uterine contractions (the number of contractions varied based on each patient).During the acupressure procedure, uterine contractions and fetal heart rate will monitored. Control group: Saninjiao Point touch, With the beginning to the end of the contraction the touch of the Saninjiao point occurs . At the end of the contraction, touch was stopped during the resting phase and this continues for up to 20 minutes only during contractions. During the touch procedure, uterine contractions and fetal heart rate will monitored. Pain intensity score on VASA scale. Timepoint: Before the intervention, immediately, one hour and two hours after the intervention and in the second stage of labor. Method of measurement: Visual Analogue Scale (VAS). Shahroud University of Medical Sciences Approved 2017-06-20 Ethics committee of shahroud University of Medical Sciences Hafte Tir Square shahroud Semnan Iran (Islamic Republic of)