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The Effect of Virtual Reality Glasses Application on Labor Pain and Comfort in Multiparous Pregnants
One of the non-pharmacological methods used to reduce labor pain in multiparous pregnant women is the application of virtual reality glasses. This study aims to measure labor pain and determine the effect of virtual reality glasses application on comfort.
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