Abstract:
Background: Postpartum is a period that begins after the baby and placenta are
born until six weeks later, during which various physiological and psychological
changes occur in the mother. The problem that is often experienced in this period
is postpartum pain. In spontaneous childbirth, perineal pain due to rupture or
episiotomy is the main complaint that is often complained about by patients.
Perineal pain can cause discomfort, interfere with mobility, defecation activities to
the breastfeeding process, not only have an impact on the mother's physical
comfort, but can also affect the mother's emotional and mental condition. Method:
The case study used is a case study in postpartum patients with atrial acupressure
intervention. The results of the implementation showed a decrease in the pain scale
from 4 to 2. Conclusion: Atrial acupressure therapy is effective in helping to
reduce the intensity of spontaneous postpartum pain in Mrs. T. This therapy is able
to provide a relaxation effect, increase comfort and help the postpartum recovery
process so that it can be used as a non-pharmacological complementary therapy in
the nursing care of spontaneous postpartum mothers.
