Background The management of labor pain is a critical aspect of maternal care, with
implications for the well-being of both the mother and the newborn. Nonpharmacological …

Introduction Pain is defined as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated
with actual or potential tissue damage. Under-treatment of pain continues to be a major …

Background: An important role in the course of natural childbirth is played by midwives, who
should effectively work on relieving pain. This study aims to present the opinions of …

Background Labor pain is considered the worst pain in a woman's life. Hence, pain control
should be essential to labor management at any level. There is scarce information, and …

Background Traditionally, pharmacological pain relief methods have been the most
acceptable option for controlling labor pain, accompanied by numerous adverse …

Background: Labour pain experienced by women during childbirth can significantly affect
the mother's psychological condition and birthing process. This study aimed to determine the …

Objectives Labor pain is a subjective phenomenon that varies based on women's
expectations. To have a positive childbirth experience, laboring women should have pain …

Background The pain that women experience during labor and childbirth is the central
feature of parturition in humans. Despite improvement in the development of standards for …

Background: Labor pain is the nastiest conceivable pain women are involved in during labor
and delivery. In this way, the end of labor pain is frequently outlined by myths and …

Background Achieving positive obstetric health outcomes is a global priority, and the
implementation of pharmacological and evidence-based interventions for pain relief during …