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Technology was also developed to support these non-pharmacological efforts. Labor anxiety and pain significantly affect maternal labor, therefore various methods of pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods are carried out in an effort to deal with pain. The sensitivity of anxiety in labor pain has a significant relationship to sensory and affective pain in labor. Reaction to pain is a very individual response. Labor pain is a subjective experience experienced by the mother about physical sensations associated with uterine contractions, dilation and thinning of the cervix and decreased fetus during labor.
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