Extracting Biodye from Crustose Lichen
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Methods and materials: Randomized control trial was used. A total of 134 samples were selected for the study by using simple random sampling. Randomized the mothers in to two groups by block randomization. The investigator given study intervention that is early initiation of breast feeding. In control group initiation of breast feeding according to routine labor room practice.
Result: The third stage duration and amount of blood loss in experimental, and control group were significantly different (P <0.001). The total length was 243 seconds and blood loss was 200ml in third stage and it was significantly correlated (p<0.001). There was no significant association of third stage duration with parity in experimental (p=0.84) and control (0.92) groups. But, there was a significant association of the amount of blood loss with parity between the study (p=.036) and control (p=.007) group.
Conclusion: Early initiation of breast feeding is an effective method for reducing the duration of third stage of labor and amount of blood loss. It is the physiological management of third stage and it can be used as cost effective and non-invasive method for prevention of PPH.
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/ijmb.v2i1.192
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