2011
DOI: 10.5505/kjms.2011.02486
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Comparison of meperidine and tramadol in postoperative pain management following elective cesarean births: A prospective randomized study

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“…The pain that develops after a cesarean section can prevent the mother from engaging with her baby under optimal conditions by negatively affecting the early-stage communication (breastfeeding, baby care etc.) (1,2). However, the post-cesarean-section pain can lead to the development of problems in women such as irregular sleep pattern, constraint in physical activities (movement, etc.…”
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“…The pain that develops after a cesarean section can prevent the mother from engaging with her baby under optimal conditions by negatively affecting the early-stage communication (breastfeeding, baby care etc.) (1,2). However, the post-cesarean-section pain can lead to the development of problems in women such as irregular sleep pattern, constraint in physical activities (movement, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pain control after a cesarean section carries a distinct importance in terms of the quality of patient care (1). The pain that develops after a cesarean section can prevent the mother from engaging with her baby under optimal conditions by negatively affecting the early-stage communication (breastfeeding, baby care etc.)…”
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