Study aim: Determining The effect of foot reflexology massage on burn specific pain anxiety and sleep condition of patients hospitalized to the burn intensive care unit Design: 52 patients randomly assigned randomly into two groups of 26 massage and control groups based on computer program and Block Randomization. Settings and conduct: After sampling, foot reflexology massage is performed for the intervention group for 20 minutes in three consecutive days. Then after 15 minutes after dressing, the BSPAS questionnaire is filled in from the third day of hospitalization in the department for 3 days. In the control group, the BSPAS questionnaire was filled out by the researcher immediately before dressing and 15 minutes later. In both groups, the sleep status of the last 24 hours on the third to sixth days before going to dressing is measured based on the hospital sleep questionnaire. The location of the study is Zare Hospital of Sari. Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria: Criteria for entering: 18-65 years old patients , conscious with unintentional, acute burns, moderate and severe burns, and able to communicate with the assessor, 48 hours after admission, no history of mental illness, especially severe anxiety , severe neuropathy, cognitive impairment, and not be addicted to drugs; lack of underlying diseases such as hypothyroidism and illnesses such as rheumatology. not repeatable history of hospitalization, non-burning of the ankle, lack of respiratory distress and no intubation Exit criteria: Intubation of the patient during follow-up, the change in the color of the wound due to infection (according to the positive wound healing), the discharge or death of the patient and the patient's refusal to continue cooperation Intervention groups: Intervention for the massage group. Main outcome variables: burn specific pain anxiety and sleep condition