The Effect of Maternal Position During the First Stage of Labor-on-Labor Pain Intensity During Cesarean Section

Due to the contradictory results of research on the effect of maternal posture on labor pain intensity, which was mentioned in a corner, the present study was conducted to evaluate the effect of maternal posture during labor on labor pain intensity. A total of 56 women undergoing elective cesarean section were studied in this study; All women in the labor phase were placed in different positions for thirty minutes and their severity of rejection was assessed based on the type of position. comparing the pain intensity in all sitting and lying positions of group B (starting with lying position) showed that the mean pain intensity in sitting position was 11.43±4.04 and in lying position was 12.78±3.32 which based on the results Wilcoxon test, the mean pain intensity in these two conditions was statistically significant (P=0.007 and Z=-2.691) . The mean pain intensity in all sitting and lying positions was 12.39 ±3.90 and 12.69 ±50, respectively, and the comparison of the two postures did not show a statistically significant difference (P=0.574 and Z=-0.562) In general, according to the results of this study, it can be said that the severity of pain in mothers is the same in both sitting and sleeping positions; Therefore, it is recommended that the determination of the mother's condition be left to the mother herself if there is no medical prohibition.