Relationship of Wound Pain Intensity Sectio Caesarea Problems with the Quality of Sleep in Patients Post-Partum

One method of giving birth by caesarean section is the process of giving
birth through surgery by making an incision in the mother's stomach
(laparotomy) and uterus (histectrotomy) to remove the baby. Caesarean
section surgery is generally performed when normal vaginal delivery is
not possible due to the risk of other medical complications. Based on the
patient's condition, Sectio Caesarea (SC) is divided into two, namely,
planned (elective) caesarean section and emergency (emergency)
caesarean section. The aim of this study was to determine the correlation
between the intensity of section caesarean wound pain and sleep quality
in post partum patients. The research method was quantitative because
the data in this study is in the form of numbers with a cross sectional
research design. The population in this study were all post partum
patients who underwent section caesarean at Sufina Aziz Hospital in the
inpatient ward, totaling 80 people, of which 44 patients were
respondents. The results of the research on the pain intensity variable
from 44 respondents showed that 6 people (13.6%) experienced mild
pain, 4 people (9.1%) experienced moderate pain, and 34 people (77.3%)
experienced severe pain, in Sleep quality: 11 people (25%) had good sleep
quality, and 33 people (75%) had poor sleep quality. The results of the
Spearman rank test between pain intensity and sleep was correlation
between the intensity of caesarean section wound pain and sleep quality
in post partum patients at Sufina Aziz general hospital. The conclusion
from this study is that the majority of patients who undergo section
caesarean have poor sleep quality and experience severe pain.