EFFECTIVENESS OF ROLLING MASSAGE AND COMPRESS TECHNIQUES WARM TO BREAST MILK EXPENDITURE IN MOTHERS POST SECTION CAESARIA

Background: Constrained breastfeeding is a problem for breastfeeding mothers, and it is often experienced. The intensity of breastfeeding in post sectio caesarea mothers is slower than normal postpartum mothers. The purpose of this study is to determine the technique of rolling massage and warm compresses on breast milk production in post sectio caesaria mothers at Denisa RSU. Method: The designed of this research was Quasy Experimental by design (pre post test design). The sampling was selected by using purposive sampling method. Samples were taken from 28 respondents. Divided into 2 groups, 14 respondents were intervened with the rolling massage technique and 14 respondents were intervened with warm compresses. The independent variables was rolling massage techniques and warm compresses. The dependent variable was the production of breast milk in post section caesarea mothers. Data collection was using SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) of rolling massage technique, SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) warm compresses and questionnaire sheets. Results: The results of the Wilcoxon test obtained a p value = 0.001 for the ejection of breast milk in the rolling massage where <0.05 which means there is an effect on milk ejection. The results of the Wilcoxon test obtained a p value = 0.001 for the ejection of breast milk in the warm compress technique where <0.05 which means there is an effect on milk ejection. The results of the Mann Whitney U Test statistical test obtained a significance value of p = 0.009 where <0.05 which means H1 is accepted, so there is a significant difference between the rolling massage technique and warm compresses on breastfeeding. Conclusion : Rolling massage techniques and warm compresses can be used as breast milk production therapy. Rolling massage technique is more effective for expressing breast milk compared to warm compresses.