The objective of this study is to study the effect of low dose intra venous ketamin for decreasing the need for analgesics in patients operated with cesarean section with spinal anesthesia in Al- Zahra hospital. This study will be performed on 60 term single pregnant women in Rasht Al-Zahra hospital. After written and informed consent to participate in the survey, subjects were divided by Block Randomization into two groups (A&B). Control group will be treated with 2cc Normal Saline as placebo and intervention group will be treated with 0.2mg/kg ketamin plus 2cc Normal Saline. Immediately after spinal anesthesia drug of group A or B will be prescribed by an anesthesiologist informed about the kind of drug. After the end of operation in minutes: 0,30,60,90,120,150,180 and hours: 6,12,18,24 , the patient is visited by an assistant who doesn’t know the group of patient and pain visual scale (VAS), (That was explained previously for the patient) and the need for analgesic will be evaluated. If the score is up to 5, 200 mg/day diclofenac suppository (maximum 2 dose 100 mg/day) is given and if more analgesic is necessary 50 mg intra muscular pethidine is recommended. The time of the first request of the analgesic, total analgesics used and pain score in mentioned hours is registered. Finally achieved results of relief pain in both groups will be compared by using statistical methods.