Perceptions of Women toward Non-Pharmacological Methods for Pain Relief during Labor
The experience of childbirth is subjective and has multidimensional components through which every woman passes in different ways. It is one of the most beautiful episodes in mother’s life, related to happiness and celebration. However, childbirth is also associated with negative emotions such as an...
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IntechOpen
2020
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