The active phase of labor

Friedman, Emanuel A.; Cohen, Wayne R.

doi:10.1016/j.ajog.2021.12.269

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“…Intense pain during childbirth can lead to physiological changes in the body, such as increased blood pressure, elevated heart rate, and increased respiratory rate. If not addressed promptly, this pain can escalate feelings of worry, tension, fear, and stress (Santoro et al, 2018;Friedman & Cohen, 2023).References Astuti & Noviyanti (2015), adds that fear causes the arteries leading to the uterus to contract and tighten, resulting in pain. However, in the absence of fear, muscles relax, and the cervix can naturally thin and open during rhythmic pulsations of the body, facilitating easier pushing of the baby.…”

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effect of hypnobirthing on labor pain in primiparous women during the active phase at the midwife independent practice center Bdn L in the city of Depok

Sulastriningsih,

Puspita,

Nurlelawati

et al. 2023

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Almost all women feel fear when facing the process of giving birth or childbirth. Women's fear of childbirth puts stress on their entire body and prevents their bodies from carrying out their physiological functions to give birth comfortably. As a result, they experience a long and very painful labor process that requires medical interventioen which is not really needed if their body can relax. Based on the initial survey at Independent midwife practice Bdn Lucyana Kohan in October 2021 to December 2021 in childbirth as many as 5 mothers, of which 66.7% did not use hypnobirthing relaxation techniques, while those using hypnobirthing relaxation techniques were 33.3%. This study aims to to find out the Effect of Hypnobirthing on Labor Pain of Active Phase Primiparous Mothers in Independent midwife practice Bdn L 2021. The reseach design used is analytic research, non-paramedic appoarch methods. Total sample with a sample number of 32 respondents, using data that is primary data (observation) secondary data (medical records), analysis using the Wilcoxon test signed rank test. Non parametric test statistical test results with sig value results of 0.001, where P value £ 0.005 (Ho rejected, Ha accepted), alternative hypothesis accepted.

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effect of hypnobirthing on labor pain in primiparous women during the active phase at the midwife independent practice center Bdn L in the city of Depok

Sulastriningsih,

Puspita,

Nurlelawati

et al. 2023

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“…Moreover, while the latent (i.e., early) and active phases of labor have been characterized in human parturition at term, they have not been described in premature labor. 132 , 133 , 134 , 135 Therefore, due to the lack of nomenclature and description of these phases in premature labor in humans or mice, we referred to them as “signs of early premature labor” and “signs of active premature labor.” Lastly, the ascension of bacteria was determined based on fluorescent signals, and bacteria quantification or viability was not assessed. Yet, the dramatic differences observed between the preterm labor and vehicle control groups were sufficient to demonstrate that premature labor facilitates the ascension of bacteria.…”

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confidence: 99%