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Effect Of Benson Relaxation Technique On Reducing Pain And Stress Among post Cesarean Section Mothers
Journal of Positive School Psychology • 2022
Publication Information
Authors
Shaimaa Hassan Mohamady, 2 Somaya Ouda Abd Elmoniem, 3 Ola Abdel-
Wahab Afifi Araby, 4 Samah Ramadan Elrefaeys, 5 Shaimaa Mohamed Nageeb
Keywords
Benson s relaxation technique; Stress; Pain; Post cesarean section mothers
Journal
Journal of Positive School Psychology
Publisher
Somaya Ouda Abd Elmoniem
Volume
6
Issue
8
Pages
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publication.type
Local
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Abstract
Cesarean section patients were experienced discomfort and worry. Benson s
relaxation technique is a good strategy to alleviate pain and stress. Mothers are the major
symptoms that influence comfort and well-being. Aim: The study aimed to see how
relaxation technique effectively decreased pain and tension in post-cesarean section mothers.
Design: It was decided to utilize a quasi-experimental design. The study was performed at
Benha University Hospitals post-partum recovery unit in the obstetrics and gynecology
department.
Sample: A total of 170 moms were chosen at random and split into two equivalent groups:
study and control.
Tools: For data collecting, three main tools were used. The visual analog scale for pain, and
the perceived stress scale were used in a structured interviewing questionnaire.
Results: Following the application of Benson s relaxation technique, the two groups had
statistically significant differences in their pain intensity and perceived stress scale ratings.
Meanwhile, no statistically significant difference in pain intensity or perceived stress scale
ratings existed between the study and control groups before administering Benson s relaxing
approach.
relaxation technique is a good strategy to alleviate pain and stress. Mothers are the major
symptoms that influence comfort and well-being. Aim: The study aimed to see how
relaxation technique effectively decreased pain and tension in post-cesarean section mothers.
Design: It was decided to utilize a quasi-experimental design. The study was performed at
Benha University Hospitals post-partum recovery unit in the obstetrics and gynecology
department.
Sample: A total of 170 moms were chosen at random and split into two equivalent groups:
study and control.
Tools: For data collecting, three main tools were used. The visual analog scale for pain, and
the perceived stress scale were used in a structured interviewing questionnaire.
Results: Following the application of Benson s relaxation technique, the two groups had
statistically significant differences in their pain intensity and perceived stress scale ratings.
Meanwhile, no statistically significant difference in pain intensity or perceived stress scale
ratings existed between the study and control groups before administering Benson s relaxing
approach.