Open AccessPIJAT KOMBINASI ENDORFIN OKSITOSIN MEMPENGARUHI PRODUKSI ASI PADA IBU POST OPERASI SECTIO CAESAREA
Author(s) -
Nursari Abdul Syukur,
Endah Wahyutri,
Erma Putri
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
mmj (mahakam midwifery journal)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2548-5229
pISSN - 2548-5210
DOI - 10.35963/midwifery.v5i1.138
Subject(s) - massage , oxytocin , childbirth , medicine , lactation , population , significant difference , breast milk , obstetrics , prolactin , breastfeeding , postpartum bleeding , nursing , anesthesia , hormone , pregnancy , pediatrics , biology , alternative medicine , biochemistry , environmental health , pathology , genetics
Background: Breast milk spending is a very complex interaction between mechanics, nerves, and hormons. The decrease and production of breast milk production in the first days after delivery can be caused by a lack of stimulation of prolactin and oxytocin hormons. Caesarea section does not allow the mother to breastfeed her infant more flexibly, with adaptation to the pain, so she should be able to support the health worker thoroughly about the lactation process.
Purpose: to know the difference of endorphin, oxytocin and combination effect on breast milk production in Postoperative section of caesarea section. Research design: quasi experimental design type post test only non equivalent control group design. The population in this study were all postoperative mothers caesarea section, 10 samples for each treatment. Group 1 : endorphin massage, group 2 (control) : the oxytocin massage, and group 3 : the combine massage.
Results: Combination massage is the best method to produce the highest amount of ASI because the largest Sig p value is (1,000) where the level is significant <0.05. So H0 this study was rejected means that there is a significant difference between the production of breast milk from the combination massage compared with the two massage done separately.
Conclusion: It is expected during childbirth the midwife can develop and implement independent non-pharmacological midwife actions to help increase milk production