Purpose:Pain is one of the most unpleasant experiences of heart disease that can cause changes in vital signs, increased oxygen requirement of the heart and increased mortality in patients with heart disease that reduction is an important goal of nursing care. Massage is one of the most important and effective non-pharmacological methods of pain control and its harmful consequences on heart disease research received little attention,on the other hand massage stimulates nerve fibers and stimulation of endorphins block pain transmission is thick, therefore, this study aimed to determine the effect of anterior chest massage is performed by a nurse on the severity of male patients.
Inclusion criteria: Having full alertness, the ability to communicate with others, people with unstable angina (first), the absence of a history of injury (surgery or other factors) in the chest.
Exclusion criteria: patients addicted, patients with neuropathic [diabetic] patients with serious arrhythmias, patients who have not received a painkiller hour; chest injury patients and patients who had suffered a loss of consciousness.
Materials and Methods: The patients selected for sampling and,then randomly allocated into two groups of 32 people interventional and control blocks allocated. First, the patient's pain intensity after expressing pain by using VAS tool is measured in both experimental and control groups, and drug nitroglycerin to 5 micrograms per minute by infusion to patients in both groups
The difference is that in the experimental group receiving nitroglycerin, anterior chest massage telington method is performed, and again after 8 minutes after the onset of pain in both groups was measured using the scale. The collected data was then analyzed using statistical software fall.