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Study aim
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Comparative determination of the effect of evening primrose and castor oil on cervical readiness in Noli Par women
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Design
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The research is a parallel quasi-experimental clinical trial. In this study, the information is in three groups, in group A (60 cc of castor oil), group B (1000 mg vaginal capsule of evening primrose) and in group C (control). No intervention is performed. Therefore, the present study is a study of three, with a test plan before and after.
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Settings and conduct
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The researcher, all mothers of 38 weeks of Noli Par, under the supervision of the doctor in question, are referred to the midwifery triage unit of Afshar Hospital for evaluation of inclusion and exclusion criteria. And evaluates the exit and determines the bishop score and asks the mothers to come again on the day of EDC (40th week of pregnancy). the samples are selected and then by the table of random numbers the samples are placed in three groups A, B and C In group A, 60 cc of castor oil is produced, in group B, 1000 mg vaginal evening primrose capsule is produced, and in group C, which is controlled.There is no intervention other than routine treatment.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria : Iranian citizen
Single twin
BiShop scorebelow four
Tendency to have a normal delivery
Having a low-risk pregnancy
Exclusion criteria:
Use of any drugs or herbal medicines
Any vaginal bleeding
Having contractions
Having a private midwife
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Intervention groups
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The samples are in groups A, B and C. In group A: 60 cc of castor oil, in group B: evening primrose (1000 mg vaginal evening primrose capsule) and in group C, which is controlled, no intervention other than routine care. It does not happen
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Main outcome variables
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Cervical ripening