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Aim:This study aimed to assess early versus late oral feeding on selected post cesarean section outcomes. Subjects and Methods: a quasi-experimental research design was used to conduct this study on 80 women who underwent uncomplicated planned cesarean section at Mansoura University Hospital. The intervention group (n=40) initiated oral feeding early; at 2 hours post cesarean section, and the control group (n=40) initiated feeding according to the study setting protocol. The required data were collected using a structured interviewing questionnaire schedule. Results: Intervention group experienced earlier bowel functionreturn, semi-sitting position, ambulation, breast feeding, and shorter hospital stay compared to the control group. Conclusion: Early oral feeding post cesarean section was an effective method for early return to bowel function, semi sitting, ambulation, breast feeding initiation, and shorter hospital stay.

Early versus Late Oral Feeding on Selected Post Cesarean Section Outcomes