COMPARISON OF WARM WATER AND COMPRESS COMPOUNDS TOWARDS HIGH DECREASE OF UTERIAL FUNDUS IN POST PARTUM MOTHER IN WORKING AREAS OF HEALTH CENTER BONEGUNU, NORTH BUTON DISTRICT

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The birth is a critical period for maternal health because of the possibility of a problem or a diseases that if not addressed soon with effective could endanger the health or death to mother. Therefore, after giving birth of changes in the uterus, where fundus uteri be as high as belly of the center. Thereafter, uterine involution process occurs every day that looks from the outside with a decrease fundus, uterine contractions and expenditure lochea. Further, to decrease morbidity during post partum one way to decrease fundus is to do gymnastics parturition which aims to stimulate the uterine muscles to function optimally so that is not expected to occur post partum bleeding and restore the uterus to its original position. The type of this research was an experimental approach to static group comparison design pre experiment. The population in this study was 30 people and the writer taking the samples by using purposive sampling which samples are divided into two where 15 samples as treated gymnastics parturition and 15 samples as a warm compresses. Moreover, in analysis method the writer used Statistical Test Independent Sample t test (test the difference). The results showed that the ratio of gymnastics parturition and warm water compresses to a reduction in height of the uterine fundus more effective in warm water compress. It can be seen from the average value of 2,990 cm, while the Gymnastics Parturition average value of 4.750. From the results of statistical tests Independent samples t test that Ho was rejected and H1 was accepted or there was comparison the difference warm water compresses granting toward high decreased fundus decline in maternal postpartum faster. Thus, suggestions For health services should include warm compresses and gymnastics parturition can be used as one of method to reduce the high maternal uterine fundus to maternal postpartum