IRCT201109136582N2 IRCT 2012-03-13 Tabriz university of medical sciences-research principal Comparison of the efficacy of Massage therapy and Breathing Techniques on Pain, physiologic responses to the labor Pain and delivery’s process and out coms in Tabriz Comparison of the efficacy of Massage therapy and Breathing Techniques on Pain, physiologic responses to the labor Pain and delivery’s processand out coms amoung Mothers admitied to Alzahra hospital in Tabriz 2011-04-03 anticipated 82 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/7036 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Crossover, Purpose: Supportive. N/A labor pain-Pelvic and perineal pain. Intervention 1: cervical Dilatation4&8cm Breathing 1 , Massage1 INTERVENTION. Intervention 2: The causes of dividing Breathing & massage groups to (B1,2),(M1,2) was that each group has control group in all dilatations therefore the B1 samples did breathing techniques in 4,8 dilatations (case) and the samples of B2 group did not use breathing techniques in that dilatations and became control group. The B2 samples did breathing techniques in 6,10 dilatations (case) and the samples of B1 group did not use breathing techniques in that dilatations and became control group. The M1 samples take massage in 4,8 dilatations (case) and the samples of M2 group did not take massage in that dilatations and became control group. The M2 samples take massage in 6,10 dilatation (case) and the samples of M1 group did not take massage in that dilatations and became control group. Intervention 3: Cervical dilatation 6 & 10 cm Breathing1and Massage1 are control. Intervention 4: Cervical dilatation 4 & 8 cm Breathing2 and Massage2 are control. Intervention 5: Cervical dilatation 6 & 10 cm, intervention, Breathing2, Massage2.