Asuhan Kebidanan Berkelanjutan (Continuity of Care) dengan Nyeri Punggung Pada Ibu Hamil

Abstract

According to data collected at PMB Bd. Riyanti, there are 10 pregnant women who experience back pain. Midwives have an ongoing role in providing services to pregnant women during pregnancy, labor, delivery and the postpartum period. Observational description is the approach used for this case study. Mrs D experienced moderate back pain during the third trimester of her pregnancy and had four prenatal check-ups. Because pregnancy exercise provides benefits for maintaining and improving the physical health of pregnant women, improving blood circulation, reducing complaints of cramps or aches, and preparing breathing, muscle and pelvic activity for the birth process, the author recommends it as a non-pharmacological therapy. During the birthing process, she experienced anxiety. The author provides low back efflurage massage therapy as a non-pharmaceutical way to create a state of calm and relaxation. The postpartum period and baby care are normal. The results of existing theories are consistent with midwifery services being provided on an ongoing basis.