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Study aim
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Comparison of the effect of walking in labor and the use of delivery balls on the duration and severity of labor pain in nulliparous women
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Design
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This study is a clinical trial study in which 40 people in the first intervention group, 40 people in the second intervention group and 40 people in the control group are selected and enter the study and people from different groups are not in contact with each other. Sampling method is available and simple random assignment and random number table are used. If the numbers 1, 2, and 3 are selected, the individuals are in group A (delivery ball), the numbers 4, 5, and 6 are in group B (walking), and the numbers 7, 8, and 9 are in group C (control group).
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Settings and conduct
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The location of the project is Razi Hospital in Ahvaz. In the intermittent or intermittent ball group, sit on the ball for at least 15 minutes per hour and move the pelvis forward, backward, left and right. In the intermittent or intermittent walking group. Walk for at least 15 minutes during one hour, and if the mother is in the control group, she does not have a dominant position and is free.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Low-risk nulliparous pregnant women; Term pregnancy; Single pregnancy
; Cephalic display; NST satisfactory; Spontaneous and painless labor; Accept participation in the study
Taking physiological delivery classes;
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Intervention groups
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This study consists of three groups. There are two intervention groups and one control group. The first intervention group is the effect of walking and the second intervention group is the effect of the delivery ball.
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Main outcome variables
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walk
Childbirth ball
Intensity of pain in the active phase of labor
Intensity of pain in the second stage of labor
The length of the active phase of labor
The length of the second stage of labor
Mother's age
BMI
Economic level
education
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