IRCT201110057727N1 IRCT 2011-11-09 Ahvaz Jundishapur University Of Medical Sciences Effect of Lavender on pain of labor Effect of Massage Aromatherapywith Lavender Oil on pain intensity of active phase of labor in nulliparous women. 2008-01-21 anticipated 90 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/8176 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Prevention. N/A Pain of labor. Intervention 1: The intervention Group:The massage aromatherapy group with two drops of lavender oil solute in 50 cc bitter almond oil. Kind of intervention group:drugs. Efflorauge massage (rub) was performed gently and in medium press by rhythmic during three stages of dilatation 5-4 cm, dilatation 7-6 cm and dilatation 10-8 cm. These massages were performed in 20 minutes (during the intervals and between contractions). The samples eligible have been massage at all of back in lateral position (semi-prone) and the assistant was standing or sitting. Intervention 2: The control group:The massage group without lavender oil. Kind of control group:The previous executable program with mentioned specifications. Efflorauge massage (rub) was performed gently and in medium press by rhythmic during three stages of dilatation 5-4 cm, dilatation 7-6 cm and dilatation 10-8 cm. These massages were performed in 20 minutes (during the intervals and between contractions). The samples eligible have been massage at all of back in lateral position (semi-prone) and the assistant was standing or sitting. Intervention 3: The control group:The massage group with 15 cc of bitter almond oil . Kind of control group: Placebo. Efflorauge massage (rub) was performed gently and in medium press by rhythmic during three stages of dilatation 5-4 cm ,dilatation 7-6 cm and dilatation 10-8 cm. These massages were performed in 20 minutes (during the intervals and between contractions). The samples eligible have been massage at all of back in lateral position (semi-prone) and the assistant was standing or sitting.