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Around the third or fourth day after the mother gives birth, the breasts often feel fuller, tense, and painful. In this condition, the mother usually avoids breastfeeding for reasons of pain leading to prelacteal feeding in infants (Prawirohardjo, 2009). Pain in the breast can be overcome by frequent on-demand as often as possible, hot compresses, cold breast compress before being pierced, breast massage, cold breast compresses between breastfeeding (Saifuddin, 2009). Besides, traditional medicinal plants such as leaves dadap serep (Erythrina Sub umbrans) can be used as an analgesic and antipyretic drugs (Rukachaisirikul et. al, 2007). Some studies also mention the leaves of dadap serep is useful as an antioxidant, muscle relaxation and anti-bacterial (Kumar.A, 2010). The purpose of this research is to know the effect of the average difference between the leaf and hotcold compress in reducing breast engorgement and intensity of pain in a group of the puerperal mother.

Erythrina Sub Umbrans as Hot and Cold Compression Therapy for Engorgement and Pain Intensity in Breast during Post Natal Bleeding