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Abstract

Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of pain relief tablets and satisfaction in pregnant women after cesarean section. Subject and method: Pregnant women after cesarean section receive pain relief with suppository. Methods: An interventional, cross-sectional, prospective, non-controlled study. Result: Research on 120 pregnant women who received pain relief after cesarean section with local tablets at the Obstetrics Department, 108 Military Central Hospital. The pain relief rate of suppositories reached 95%, the average pain relief onset time was 45.56 ± 8.93 minutes, the shortest was 15 minutes, the longest was 45 minutes. Patient satisfaction with the suppository pain relief method was high. Over 90% of patients were satisfied and very satisfied with pain relief care, the attitude of health care workers and pain relief services and trust in pain relief methods. Conclusion: The use of local pain-relieving tablets for pregnant women after cesarean section should be widely disseminated to reduce pain for pregnant women after surgery.