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Study aim
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Comparison of reflexology and reflexology with aromatherapy on chronic low back pain and mood of female operating room staff
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Design
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Clinical trial will be conducted in three groups, double blind, randomized, phase three on 105 people, randomization by minimization method using mini-foot software. Groups: reflexology with lavender oil, Reflexology without lavender oil and control group
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Settings and conduct
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The researcher will do his research in the operating room. The intervention will be performed for 9 sessions over 4 months. In the intervention group, reflexology treatment without lavender oil, simple and superficial massage (superficial stroke) for 2 minutes, general reflexology therapy for 18 minutes and then 5 minutes of specialized reflexology in the sole of the foot. In the lavender oil reflection therapy intervention group, a drop of lavender oil is poured on a non-absorbable tissue and attached to the subject's collar with a pin, and the person inhales the lavender oil while receiving reflection therapy. There will be no intervention in the control group.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Have the satisfaction of participating in the study, have chronic low back pain, have organ health in the legs, have no history of allergies to herbs
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Intervention groups
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In the intervention group, lavender oil-free reflexology, simple massage for 2 minutes, general reflexology for 18 minutes and then 5 minutes of specialized reflexology. In the lavender oil reflection therapy intervention group, a drop of lavender oil is poured on a non-absorbable tissue and attached to the subject's collar with a pin, and the person inhales the lavender oil while receiving reflection therapy. There will be no intervention in the control group.
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Main outcome variables
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back pain and mood