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The Effect of Using Perineal Warm Compress Techniques During the Second Stage of Labor on Perineal Outcomes
The goal of the clinical trial is to determine the effect of second-stage warm compress application on perineal pain and trauma among primiparous women. The main questions may reveal the pain intensity and the perineal outcome of the warm compress which might be helpful to the women during labor and related authority of the hospital. The intervention with warm perineal compression will be done among primiparous mothes during second stage of labor
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