The Effect of Back Massage  to Improve Breast Milk Production for Mothersafter Secarean Section

Dewi, Adinda Putri Sari; Dasuki, Djaswadi; Kartini, Farida

doi:10.20884/1.ki.2017.9.02.644

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“…The results of massage are highly dependent on the patient group, the massage technique used, and the length of follow-up performed. This is in line with the results of this study, which are not the same although all aromatherapy is applied through massage (Dewi, Dasuki, & Kartini, 2017;Adams, White, & Beckett, 2010;Munevver, Füsun, & Lu, 2020).…”

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Miyik-Miyikan Aromatherapy on Postpartum Back Massage Increases Baby Weight Gain

Darmapatni¹,

Suindri²,

Sriasih³

2021

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Back Massage technique combined with holistic aromatherapy treatment can be an effective therapy for postnatal mothers to increasing breast milk production. This study aims to analyze the effect of Miyik-miyikan aromatherapy on back massage. The increase of breast milk production in postpartum mothers can be seen from the baby’s weight gain. This study was conducted at an inpatient Primary Health Center in Denpasar, in June-October to 30 mothers. This study was designed in a quasi-experimental pre-posttest control group with a time series approach. The observation of the baby’s weight gain and breastfeeding satisfaction starts from day 1, day 7, and day 14 after delivery. This study was analyzed using the Kruskal Wallis Test and the Mann Whitney test. The result of the study showed that the Kruskal Wallis test is p <0,05, meaning that there was a difference in breast milk production in the two groups of intervention. Additionally, the Mann Whitney test showed the difference of baby weight on the 7th day to those in the Miyik-miyikan and Cananga group, and on the 14th day in the Cananga, Miyik-miyikan, and Champak group. Thus, the use of Miyik-miyikan aromatherapy on a back massage can be done earlier after delivery

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Miyik-Miyikan Aromatherapy on Postpartum Back Massage Increases Baby Weight Gain

Darmapatni¹,

Suindri²,

Sriasih³

2021

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“…United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) menjelaskan bahwa tingginya Angka Kematian Bayi (AKB) di Indonesia dapat dicegah melalui pemberian ASI secara dini serta pemberian ASI saja sampai bayi berusia 6 bulan tanpa pemberian cairan apapun (Dewei, 2017).…”

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Pengaruh Back Rolling Massage dan Akupunktur Titik GB21 terhadap Produksi ASI Ibu Post Partum

Retnosari¹,

Clarasari

2021

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Early breastfeeding is an initial key to success in breastfeeding practice where breastmilk is given immediately 3 minutes after birth. Breastfeeding problems can appear, one of them, are caused by certain conditions. For instance, the mother complains on the first day of breast milk production and the ejection of it cannot get out or just a little bit, so it makes a worried the mother in giving breast milk. This is also compounded by the fussy condition of the babyâ€™s which makes mothers think that their breast milk is not enough to fulfill the baby's nutrition. It is no least of mothers who give formula milk to their babies and not to train their babies to suck motherâ€™s nipple. In a worrying condition and lack confidence feeling about insufficient breast milk, a mother needs help and support in producing breast milk. Some of the alternative efforts can be done to increase breast milk production either using pharmacology or non-pharmacology. A way in non-pharmacology is by doing the back rolling massage and acupuncture point GB21. This research was conducted to analyze the influence of back rolling massage and acupuncture point GB21 on breast milk production. The method was a quasi-experiment with pretest-posttest with a control group design; the total sample was 90 post-partum mothers. The result showed there was a significant influence of weight after the research on the three groups (p-value 0,0001). The conclusion that back rolling massage and acupuncture point GB21 give an influence in increasing breast milk production.

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The Effect of Back Massage to Improve Breast Milk Production for Mothersafter Secarean Section

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Miyik-Miyikan Aromatherapy on Postpartum Back Massage Increases Baby Weight Gain

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Pengaruh Back Rolling Massage dan Akupunktur Titik GB21 terhadap Produksi ASI Ibu Post Partum

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