The aim of this randomized triple blind research is to compare Ondansetron and acupressure effects on nausea and vomiting after elective cesarean. Inclusion criteria are including the age range of 18 to 45 years, elective cesarean, being NPO 8 to 12 hours before surgery, lack of digestive and cardiovascular diseases, not taking immunosuppressive drugs, stability of hemodynamic condition, and American Society of Anesthesiologists classes I and II patients. Exclusion criteria are including lack of desire to cooperation in the study, change in surgery trend, outbreak of uncommon and unexpected problem, severe nausea and vomiting according to anesthesiologist’s diagnosis, and the weight more than 100 kg and less than 50 kg. The research population is female patients after elective cesarean in a total of 120 people. In this study, Ondansetron and acupressure would be used after clamping umbilical cord. First, the patients will be classified into 2 equal groups with randomized block allocation, 4 mg of Ondansetron will be prescribed for Ondansetron group, and a bracelet will be fastened without any pressure, 2 mg of distilled water will be prescribed for acupressure group, and a bracelet will be fastened with pressure. During the surgery, the continuous monitoring of heart rate will be performed. The severity of nausea, outbreak and number of episodes of vomiting will be measured and compared during surgery, recovery, and 6 hours after surgery in female surgical ward.