The Comparison of The Effectiveness Back Massage with Clary Sage Essential Oil and Postpartum Exercise for Post Partum Uterus Involution

• Published in: Journal of physics. Conference series Vol. 1114; no. 1; pp. 12009 - 12015
• Main Authors: Azizah, Nurul, Rosydah, Rafhani, Mahfudloh, Hanik
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Bristol IOP Publishing 01.11.2018
• Subjects: Essential oils; Muscles; Oils & fats; Organs; Uterus
• ISSN: 1742-6588; 1742-6596
• DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1114/1/012009

The postpartum mother needs special care to recovery reproduction organs, an indicator of involution process assessed by measuring hight fundus uteri. If the uterus fails in the uterine involution process, it can cause bleeding and mortality of puerperal mother. Back massage can stimulate hormone oxytocin that causes uterine contractions, that can help accelerate the process of uterine involution, while exercise postpartum is a muscle exercise that can be done immediately after delivery. This study aims to identify the Comparison Effectiveness Back Massage with Clary Sage Essential Oil and Exercise Postpartum to Post Partum Uterus Involution. The research design used quasi-experimental with post test only non-equivalent control group design and using quota sampling with the number of samples 90 respondents divided into three groups, and each of group contains 30 respondents. The bivariable analysis used repeated measurement with clinical significance mean 95% interval with P <0.05 and multivariable analysis used linear regression. The result of bivariable analysis in this research shows that there is difference of uteri involution in each group, Δoverall mean - 1.700 (95% CI: -2,26 - (- 1,37) with P value <0.05, from result of uteri involution in group intervention back massage using Clary sage essential oil (Salvia sclarea) faster in the process of uterine involution than Exercise postpartum group. The results of multivariable analysis showed back massage interventions by using clary sage essential oil (salvia sclarea) controlled by parity variables, and maternal age predicted a 62.1% reduction in fundal uteri level.