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Study aim
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Evaluation of the effect of aromatherapy with rose and breast milk on physiological responses and pain caused by injection of the pentavalent vaccine in 2-month-old infants
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Design
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Randomized clinical trial using a randomized, three-way, randomized, and three-blind, randomized, three-blind, randomized, three-blind, randomized, three-blind, three-blind, three-blind, three-blind, three-blind, three-blind, three-blind, three-blind, three-blind; To three groups of 75 people
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Settings and conduct
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In the group of breast milk and rose (1 minute before vaccination with cotton balls containing 5 drops of each fragrance) is done. The cotton balls will be placed on the upper part of the infant's clothing, at a distance of 3 cm from the infant's nose, and aromatherapy will continue during vaccination. In the control group, odorless cotton balls will be used for the infant until the end of the injection and in the mother's arms. The vaccine will be injected intramuscularly by an experienced and experienced person who is proficient in injecting the vaccine into the middle lateral third of the infant thigh muscle. The injection site, syringe type, vaccine volume, injection technique and angle, and the position of the infant in the mother's arms will be the same for everyone.The results will then be analyzed using recorded videos and MBPS tools and physiological responses.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Complete parental satisfaction - 2-month-old infants - Calmness and alertness of infants before vaccination-Dry diapers - No congenital anomalies, colds or diarrhea-breastfeeding
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Intervention groups
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Aromatherapy group with breast milk, rose and control group
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Main outcome variables
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Study groups; Infants heart rate; SPO2 infants; Pain score; Duration of crying