Effectiveness of calendula oil application on LSCS wound healing among mothers who has undergone LSCS

A study to assess the effectiveness of calendula oil application on LSCS wound healing among mothers who has undergone LSCS in selected hospitals. Background: Pregnancy and child birth are special events in an exceedingly woman's lives. Objectives: 1. To assess the status of LSCS wound among the post natal mothers. 2. To assess the effectiveness of calendula oil application for LSCS wound among postnatal mothers. Methodology-Quasi M an experimental two group pre-test post-test design was directed to assess effect of calendula oil on LSCS wound healing in selected tertiary care hospitals. Total 50 samples were selected by non-probability purposive sampling method. A standardized REEDA SCALE was used to assess the effect of calendula oil application on LSCS wound. The study adopted “widenbachs prescriptive theory” as a theoretical base for framework of the study. Analysis was done using frequency and percentage distribution and z test.