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Pourasghar M, Moslehi Jouybari M, Moslehi Jouybari F, Arab R K, Kord M. The Impact of Hypnotherapy on Shortening Labor Stages: A Case Report. CPR 2024; 2 (3)
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Mehdi Pourasghar 
, Mitra Moslehi Jouybari , Fatemeh Moslehi Jouybari , Roqia Khatun Arab , Meysam Kord
, Mitra Moslehi Jouybari , Fatemeh Moslehi Jouybari , Roqia Khatun Arab , Meysam Kord
Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences, Sari, Iran.
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Background: This case report examines the effects of hypnotherapy on labor duration and maternal well-being in a primigravida patient with childbirth-related anxiety.
Case Presentation: The patient, a 28-year-old woman, underwent 8 hypnotherapy sessions during her third trimester, with the final session occurring during active labor. Each session, based on Hammond's protocol, focused on deepening relaxation, managing pain, and enhancing coping strategies. The patient demonstrated a significant anxiety reduction, with a 69% decrease in Vandenberg pregnancy anxiety questionnaire scores. Upon hospital admission at 8 cm dilation, labor progressed rapidly, with delivery completed within 30 minutes, suggesting that hypnotherapy may have contributed to a shortened labor.
Result and Conclusion: The patient reported a positive childbirth experience, minimal discomfort, and effective postpartum recovery. These findings support the potential of hypnotherapy as a non-invasive approach to reduce anxiety and improve childbirth outcomes, though further research with larger samples is needed to generalize these results.
Case Presentation: The patient, a 28-year-old woman, underwent 8 hypnotherapy sessions during her third trimester, with the final session occurring during active labor. Each session, based on Hammond's protocol, focused on deepening relaxation, managing pain, and enhancing coping strategies. The patient demonstrated a significant anxiety reduction, with a 69% decrease in Vandenberg pregnancy anxiety questionnaire scores. Upon hospital admission at 8 cm dilation, labor progressed rapidly, with delivery completed within 30 minutes, suggesting that hypnotherapy may have contributed to a shortened labor.
Result and Conclusion: The patient reported a positive childbirth experience, minimal discomfort, and effective postpartum recovery. These findings support the potential of hypnotherapy as a non-invasive approach to reduce anxiety and improve childbirth outcomes, though further research with larger samples is needed to generalize these results.
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Psychology
Received: 2023/12/5 | Accepted: 2024/04/1 | Published: 2024/04/1
Received: 2023/12/5 | Accepted: 2024/04/1 | Published: 2024/04/1
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