Retrospective cross-sectional study finds non-opioid drugs dominate analgesic care in postpartum delivery patients, highlighting pain management patterns.
Background: Childbirth or also known as termination can cause pain in the patient. Pain scores that occur in postpartum patients vary so that treatment must be controlled adequately. Giving analgesics can be one of some choice to reduce or even eliminate pain. Objective: To determine the study of using analgesics in patients with vaginal and cesarean delivery at Dr. Rasidin Regional Hospital Padang the period January-December 2023. Method: non-experimental with a descriptive research design. Data collection was carried out retrospectively using the cross sectional method. The research data was medical records of postpartum patients Dr. Rasidin Regional Hospital Padang the period January-December 2023 Results: Based on the result it was found that the number of patients who met the inclusion criteria was 86 vaginal delivery patients and 180 cesarean delivery patients who received analgesic. The highest using of analgesics is the non-opioid group. Conclusion: The largest number of birthing patients based on age group at Dr. Rasidin Regional Hospital Padang for the period January-December 2023 are the non-risk group (20-35 years). Patient characteristics based on parity group are mostly at risk group. So that needed consider choosing the right analgesic to treat pain in patients.
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