Warm Compresses Research Articles

Efektivitas Kompres Hangat Jahe dan Senam Ergonomis Terhadap Penurunan Nyeri Gout Arthritis Pada Lansia di Desa Mojolegi Kecamatan Gading Kabupaten Probolinggo

uric acid is the result of purine metabolism, it will cause pain and rheumatic pain in the joints. Handling to reduce pain is with warm ginger compresses and rgonomic exercises. The purpose of this study was to analyze the effectiveness of ginger warm compresses and ergonomic exercises on reducing gout arthritis pain in the elderly in Mojolegi Village, Gading District, Probolinggo Regency.This type of research is quasi-experimental with a cross over group design approach. The population of 51 people was selected by purposive sampling technique and obtained 36 respondents who met the inclusion and exclusion requirements of the study. The instrument used is the numerical pain scale observation sheet (NRS). The results showed that the pain scale of ginger warm compresses for period I pre-test was 5.17 post-test 3.00, period II pre-test was 3.94 post-test 2.39. In the ergonomic exercise group, period I pre-test was 5.39 post-test 3.67, period II pre-test was 3.89 post-test 2.61. The results of data analysis obtained valuesρV 0.000 in the warm ginger compress group and the ergonomic exercise group so that it can be concluded that both therapies were equally effective, there was no difference between warm ginger compress and ergonomic exercise in reducing gout arthritis pain in the elderly.Ginger warm compresses and ergonomic exercises are non-pharmacological measures that can be applied to relieve pain and provide a sense of comfort. Thus, implementing these two therapies requires sufficient recovery time (wash out) so that the effects of the first intervention are not carried over to the second intervention.
 

Efektifitas Knee Pain Exercise Dan Kompres Hangat Terhadap Nyeri Osteoarthritis Lutut Di Desa Mojolegi Kecamatan Gading Kabupaten Probolingg0

Osteoarthritis of the knee in the elderly can cause pain due to the degradation of joint cartilage in which the joint cartilage is damaged which is characterized by changes in the joint capsule and damage to the cartilage located at the bone joints. Knee Pain Exercise and warm compresses are two methods that can be used to manage knee osteoarthritis pain.. The purpose of this study was to analyze the effectiveness of knee pain exercise and warm compresses on reducing knee osteoarthritis pain in the elderly. Using a purposive sampling technique, a sample of 40 respondents was drawn from the population of up to 125 people. A cross-over group design technique and a quasi-experimental approach were used in the research design. The instrument used was a Numeric Rating Scale (NRS) observation sheet. The normality of the data was tested using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov. The hypotheses were tested and analyzed using paired samples T test with p-value 0.000 on each variable which means that there is an effect of knee pain exercise and warm compresses on knee osteoarthritis pain. The effectiveness test used independent samples test and it was found that warm compresses had the smallest mean value (2.55), which means that warm compresses were more effective in reducing knee osteoarthritis pain than knee pain exercise. It is expected that the elderly who experience knee osteoarthritis pain do regular exercise which is a physical exercise to reduce knee osteoarthritis pain.
 

Non-Pharmacological Interventions To Reduce Back Pain in Pregnant Women: A Literature Review

Back pain is pain that occurs in the lumbosacral area. The phenomenon of back pain experienced by pregnant women is one of the most frequently reported complaints. The purpose of this study was to find out what are the non-pharmacological interventions to reduce back pain in pregnant women. This study is a literature review to study non-pharmacological interventions to reduce back pain in pregnant women. Sources for conducting this literature review included ScienceDirect search studies, Google scholar, Sage journal and PubMed. There are several interventions that can be done to reduce back pain in pregnant women non-pharmacologically, namely unsupervised water exercises, Ear Acupuncture, Topical Use of Rosa Damascena (Rose) Oil, Yoga, Endorphine Massage, Effleurage Techniques and Warm Compresses and Effleurage Massage and Breath Relaxation In. Non-pharmacological interventions have significant value in reducing back pain in pregnant women and are safe to use.

Pengaruh pemberian kompres hangat jahe untuk mengurangi nyeri sendi pada lansia di Gampong Neusu Aceh, Kecamatan Baiturrahman, Kota Banda Aceh (The effect of warm ginger compresses to reduce joint pain in the elderly in Neusu Aceh Village, Baiturrahman District, Banda Aceh City)

Pain in joint movement can be caused by various causes, one of them is associated with increasing age. Joint pain in the elderly is considered to be the result of various pathological processes, one of which can cause pain in the elderly is disturbances that occur in the joint cartilage matrix. In general, this joint pain makes sufferers feel uncomfortable when the joints are touched, swelling, inflammation, stiffness and limited movement are seen. The purpose of this activity is to report the results of nursing care for the elderly with joint pain in Neusu Aceh Village, Baiturrahman District, Banda Aceh City. The nursing diagnosis that appears in this case is chronic pain. The implementation provided includes non-pharmacological pain management using red ginger warm compresses to reduce the pain scale in client. Based on the evaluation of the implementation that has been carried out to client, there was an increase in knowledge about ginger warm compress therapy for joint pain, a decrease in the pain scale from 5 numerical rating scale (NRS) to 3 NRS, and pain in both knees was reduced. It is suggested to the village head and elderly health cadres in Neusu Aceh Village to increase the knowledge of the elderly regarding joint pain through the elderly Posyandu activities.

The Application of Cinnamon Compresses To Reduce Pain Scale In Older Age With Gout Arthritis: Case Study

ABSTRACTIntroduction: The main complaint of patients with Gout Arthritis is pain problems. Bat to treat joint pain problems in the elderly with Gout Arthritis in total still does not exist, but there are many treatment options to relieve symptoms can be done. Giving warm compresses using cinnamon spices (cinnamomun burmani) containing eugenol and cinamaldehid can reduce the sensitivity of the nociceptor, so as to relieve pain symptoms. This study aimed to analyze the administration of cinnamon compresses in the elderly with Gout Arthritis with chronic pain nursing problems.Methods: This research uses a descriptive method with a case study approach. Samples used by 2 elderly people with Gout Arthritis using the format of family nursing care assessment, and pain scale assessment. The application of cinnamon compress is done for 4x a week using cinnamon liquid as much as 2 ml, with 200 cc of water, at a temperature of 40-450C, followed by compress for 15-20 minutes using a washlap. Data was analyzed using descriptive analysisResults: After applying cinnamon compresses four times a week, the study showed a decrease in pain intensity before and after the intervention was given to the two subjects. The subject's pain intensity decreased from moderate pain intensity to mild pain.Conclusion: The application of cinnamon compresses is effective in reducing the intensity of Gout Arthritis pain.Keywords: Cinnamon; Compress; Gout Arthritis; Painful

ANALISIS ASUHAN KEPERAWATAN MELALUI INTERVENSI WATER TEPID SPONGE PADA ANAK DENGAN HIPERTERMIA DI RSU UKI JAKARTA

Background: Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) is an acute infectious disease caused by the Dengue virus which enters the body through the bite of the Aedes aegypti mosquito. The nursing problem that arises in children with DHF is hyperthermia. Hyperthermia is an increase in body temperature to be higher than usual. The child's normal body temperature is at 37.5oC, if the body shows this figure it indicates a fever caused by infection. The negative impact that can be caused if a child's fever is not handled properly and further treatment will cause dehydration due to increased evaporation of fluids so that the body can lack fluids. If fever is not treated quickly and appropriately, fever can endanger the safety of the child so that it can cause other complications (seizures and loss of consciousness). One of the nursing actions that can be performed on children with hyperthermia is a water tepid sponge. Water tepid sponge is an act of warm compresses with the technique of wiping given to patients who have high fever to reduce or reduce body temperature. Objective: To analyze nursing care through water tepid sponge intervention with ineffective hyperthermia problems with a children diagnosis of DHF. Result: The results of the nursing evaluation on the main nursing problem of hyperthermia based on progress notes, after the intervention of the water tepid sponge on children. A and children. D for 3 days with a frequency of 1 time per day obtained data on the third day of nursing action, namely that both clients experienced a decrease in body temperature. Body temperature children. A 38oC, after being given water tepid sponge therapy for 3 days it decreased to 36.7oC. body temperature children. D 39oC, after being given water tepid sponge therapy for 3 days it dropped to 37oC. Conclusion: Giving water tepid sponge intervention can overcome the problem of nursing hyperthermia as evidenced by a decrease in body temperature in children.
 Keywords: DHF, hyperthermia, water tepid sponge

Chronic pain management using combination of non-pharmacological therapy on elderly with arthritis rheumatoid: Case study

Arthritis rheumatoid are among the chronic conditions causing motor system decline in the elderly. The limited implementation of a non-pharmacological therapy combination involving warm compresses with deep breathing relaxation serves as the basis for this study. The aim of this scientific work is to conduct an analysis of pain management in elderly individuals with Arthritis rheumatoid.Method: A case study design was employed involving three clients, elderly individuals suffering from Arthritis rheumatoid. The nursing problem addressed was chronic pain (D.0078). The intervention applied to address chronic pain in these elderly individuals with an autoimmune condition involved a combination of warm compresses and deep breathing relaxation given three times over three consecutive days. The analysis was performed using the SMART (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals) method. The UNITRI FIKes gerontic nursing care format was used from data collection through action evaluation.Results: The case study revealed that on the initial assessment, all three elderly individuals experienced chronic pain at a moderate level. The planned nursing intervention was pain management, with pain level as the outcome criterion. After a three-day implementation, the issue of chronic pain was resolved in these elderly individuals, showing an increased ability to complete activities, reduced pain and grimacing, less protective attitude, and decreased sleep complaints.Conclusion: The combination therapy effectively reduced pain levels. This research serves as an addition to information and a resource for further studies concerning chronic pain management in elderly individuals with Arthritis rheumatoidKeywords: Arthritis, Breathing Exercises, Chronic pain, Hot Temperature, Rheumatoid

THE EFFECT OF GIVING BLACK GLUTINOUS BARTAPE SNACKS (ORIZA SATIVA GLUTINOSA ) ON THE INTENSITY LEVELS OF MENSTRUAL PAIN IN TEENAGE GIRL


 Background: Dysmenorhoe is a situation in which a woman who wills or is experiencing menstruation feels pain. This cramps-like pain is felt in the lower abdomen, usually starting 24 hours before menstruation begins and lasts until the first 12 hours of menstruation, after which all the discomfort has disappeared. The cause is an imbalance of the hormone progesterone in the blood.Various treatment efforts have been made to alleviate these pain symptoms both pharmacologically and non-pharmacologically. Non-pharmacological treatments include giving warm compresses, massages, efflurage , distractions, physical exercise, and adequate rest or consuming foods that contain anthocyanins and flavonoids, one of which is the administration of Black Glutinous Tape.
 Methods : The research method used is quasi-experimental research design with one group pretest-posttest. without control. The sample is 35 female teenage girls (ages 10-19 years) as many as 35 respondents, with a purposive sampling technique. Data analysis consisted of univariate analysis with (mean and standard deviation) and bivariate analysis using the Chi Square test.
 Result : showed there was a decrease in the intensity of menstrual pain in female adolescents showed a decrease from pre-test 4.54 to 3.06 post test.
 Statistical tests using the Wilcoxon sign rank test obtained a probability value of 0.000, smaller than alpha 0.05.
 Conclusion : Giving black sticky rice tape to Teenage girls who reduce dysmenorrhea as a snack can reduce fatigue as a non- pharmacological alternative.

CONTINUOUS MIDWIFERY CARE IN NY. W, NY. N, NY. F AT PMB IMELDA, S.ST TULANG BAWANG YEAR 2022/2023

Even though pregnancy, childbirth and menopause are natural processes, there is still a chance that something could go wrong with the woman or her baby. Warm breast compresses as a postpartum intervention aim to relieve pain, accelerate healing, improve blood flow, and relax the client by breaking down fibrous tissue and relaxing muscles. The purpose of this study was to find out whether Mrs.W and Mrs.F at PMB Imelda, S.ST, Tulang Bawang Regency in 2023 experienced a decrease in breast swelling. Case studies and descriptive methods based on interviews and archival research are viable options for gathering information for research. The research was conducted in 2023 at PMB Imelda, S.ST, Tulang Bawang Regency, from January to April. Pregnant women in the PMB Imelda S.ST, Tulang Bawang Regency in 2023 with a gestational age > 36 weeks were the subjects in the cases taken. The results showed that postpartum women whose breasts were swollen experienced a reduction in swelling after being given warm compresses. Warm compresses have been shown to reduce pain by constricting blood vessels, dulling the sensation of pain, and dampening the activity of nerve endings associated with muscles. Suggestions for health workers can boost the standard of midwifery care and ensure that patients get continuity of care.

Kompres Serai Hangat Dapat Menurunkan Nyeri Akut Gout Arthritis: Studi Kasus


 
 
 
 Introduction: Gout Arthritis or commonly referred to as gout is an inflammatory disease of the joints that can cause pain, heat, swelling, and stiffness in the joints caused by excess uric acid content in the blood resulting in accumulation of uric acid crystals in the joints and soft tissues other. Non-pharmacological therapy that can be done is giving warm compresses of lemongrass boiled water. Method: This study uses the case study method. The subjects used were 2 people with a medical diagnosis of Gout Arthritis. The instrument for collecting data used a questionnaire and NRS. Results: The results of the application show that after giving lemongrass warm compresses 1 time a day for 3 days within 20 minutes each administration the pain scale decreases or even disappears when evaluated on the third day where in the first patient before the pain scale intervention was 6 and after the pain scale intervention to 0 while the second patient before the intervention had a pain scale of 6 and after the intervention had a pain scale of 2. Conclusion: Warm compresses of lemongrass boiled water can reduce acute pain in Gout Arthritis patients.
 
 
 

Ginger and Warm Water Compress Reduce Complaints of Lower Back Pain in the Elderly in Gaura Village, West Sumba District, Indonesia

Low back pain is among the most frequent causes of discomfort in older adults. Non-pharmacological treatments for patients with low back pain include ginger and heated compresses, which provide a warming sensation and dilate blood vessels to alleviate pain. Objective: to compare the efficacy of ginger and tepid compresses on complaints of lower back pain among older people in Gaura Village, the Gaura Health Center's service area. This study employs a quasi-experimental design with a pre-and post-test. The population of this survey consisted of over-60-year-old residents of Gaura Village, with 17 participants in each group. The sampling technique used consecutive sampling. Independent t-test analysis of the differences between the two variables. The average lower back pain scale before the ginger compress was 6.82, while it was 6.12 before the heated compress. Ginger compression yields an average of 3.82, while mild compression yields 3.82. Ginger compresses alleviate low back pain in older people in Gaura Village, the Gaura Health Center's service area (p-value = 0.000). Warm compresses help lower back discomfort in elderly residents of Gaura Village, where the Gaura Health Center is located (p-value = 0.000). -value 0.167. Ginger and warm compresses can alleviate lower back discomfort in older people in Gaura Village, where the Gaura Health Center is located.

Complementary Therapy in Nursing: Bridging the Physical and Mental Health of Patients

Complementary therapy has gained increasing popularity in modern nursing practice as a non-pharmacological approach to enhance the physical and mental health of patients. This systematic review aims to explore the effectiveness of complementary therapies in bridging the gap between the physical and mental well-being of patients. The review includes various studies encompassing a wide range of complementary therapies, such as aromatherapy massage, tai chi qigong, qigong exercise, acupuncture, music therapy, foot reflexology massage, therapeutic touch, and warm compress therapy. Complementary therapy plays a significant role in nursing care by bridging the gap between the physical and mental health of patients. Various studies have consistently shown the positive effects of complementary therapies on different aspects of patient well-being. Aromatherapy massage improves sleep quality and reduces psychological distress, while tai chi qigong enhances psychosocial well-being and reduces fatigue symptoms among cancer survivors. Qigong exercise programs alleviate depression levels in elderly individuals, and acupuncture effectively reduces cancer pain. Music therapy positively impacts the physical and mental well-being of patients undergoing cardiovascular surgery, and therapies such as aromatherapy, foot reflexology massage, and therapeutic touch provide relief from agitation, anxiety, and pain in patients with dementia, breast and lung cancer, and cardiac catheterization, respectively. Additionally, studies conducted in Indonesia highlight the effectiveness of complementary therapies in reducing preoperative anxiety, pain during labor, and improving sleep quality in breast cancer patients, as well as enhancing social skills and communication in children with autism. The utilization of complementary therapies in nursing care promotes holistic patient-centered approaches and optimizes patient outcomes by addressing the physical and mental dimensions of health.

Effect of a single warm compress prior to ophthalmic surgery on ocular surface and intraoperative visibility: a randomised controlled study

PurposeWe investigated the effects of a warm compress immediately before surgery on the ocular surface and intraoperative visibility during surgery.MethodsA randomised controlled quasi-experiment at Saitama Medical University Hospital. From November...

Effect of warm compress on pain perception during first stage of labour among primigravida mothers

Effect of warm compress on pain perception during first stage of labour among primigravida mothers

Case Study of Effects of Combination Therapy With Acupressure and Warm Compresses (Aku-SeHat) to Reduce Joint Pain in the Elderly

Backgrounds: An elderly group is a high-risk group for suffering from health problems, one of which is joint pain. Joint pain in the elderly will affect their quality of life of the elderly. One of the complementary therapies to reduce joint pain in the elderly is a Combination Therapy of Acupressure and Warm Compresses (Aku-SeHat).
 Objectives: This case study aims to determine the effect of a Combination Therapy of Acupressure and Warm Compresses (Aku-SeHat) to reduce joint pain in the elderly.
 Methods: The research method uses a case study design. The sample used was 3 elderly with inclusion criteria belonging to having complaints of knee joint pain in the category of severe pain (scale 7-10) and being able to participate in therapy with predetermined procedures and time. Aku-SeHat therapy is carried out 7 times in 7 days for 30 minutes. Univariate data analysis is presented in the frequency distribution while bivariate analysis uses the Wilcoxon test.
 Results: The results of the case study showed that there was a significant effect of giving Aku-SeHat therapy to reduce joint pain in the elderly with the Wilcoxon test results obtained a p-value of 0.0001 (p <0.05).
 Conclusion: The results of the case study showed that there was a significant effect of giving Aku-SeHat therapy to reduce joint pain in the elderly. Therefore, it is hoped that Aku-SeHat therapy can be an alternative to complementary therapy as a nursing intervention to reduce joint pain.

Comparison of the effectiveness of giving warm compresses and cold compresses in handling dysmenorrhea: Systematic review

Dysmenorrhea is the onset of pain during menstruation. More than 50% of women of reproductive age in the world experiencing dysmenorrhea. In Indonesia, 54.89% experienced primary dysmenorrhea, 9.36% experienced secondary dysmenorrhea with more than half (64.8%) feeling disturbed and experiencing decreased activity. The method of warm comrpresses and cold compresses are a form of non-pharmacological treatment that aims to reduce the degree of dysmenorrhea. The purpose of this study is to compare the effectiveness of giving warm compresses and cold compresses to the treatment of dysmenorrhea, so a deeper abalysis is neede regarding this matter. This study used a systematic review method on articles obtained from databases that is ScienceDirect, Pubmed, Scopus and Google Scholar. The results of literature selection based on MMAT and inclusion-exclusion characters obtained 5 literatures that matched the topic. 3 of the 5 selected literatures states that giving cold compresses is more effective in reducing the degree of dysmenorrhea pain compared to giving warm compresses. Giving cold compresses is stated to be more effective than giving warm compresses in reducing the degree of dysmenorrhea.

Case Study: Implementation of Use of Warm Compress Therapy to Reduce Pain Intensity in DHF Patients

Objective: To present warm compress intervention nursing care as an effort to overcome pain to children who experience DHF with heartburn problems directly in the Melati Room BLUD Banjar City General Hospital. Methods: The design of this research is descriptive with a case study approach using nursing care that refers to the IDHS and SIKI books. The subject of this case study is only one person, namely a child who has DHF with heartburn problems in the Melati Room BLUD RSU Banjar City, with data collection techniques including interviews, observation, physical examination and documentation studies. Results: The results of the case study at the assessment stage showed that the client complained of heartburn. With the intervention and implementation used is a warm compress. During the intervention process until the evaluation took place, it went as expected without any obstacles. There is a change in the pain scale from the original 5 scale to a 0 scale. Conclusion: The conclusion of nursing care for children with dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) with heartburn problems is well resolved. Giving a warm compress intervention is effective in reducing pain intensity, the pain scale which was originally a scale of 5 has disappeared (scale 0).

The Effect Of Warm Water Therapy On Reducing Spinal Pain In Pregnant Women At Antang Health Center In Makassar City

Spinal pain in pregnancy is caused by hormonal, musculoskeletal, and stressful changes. Spinal pain in pregnancy if left untreated will have an impact on the quality of life and daily activities of pregnant women The management of spinal pain in pregnancy can include pharmacological and non-pharmacological. Non-pharmacological pain management is warm water therapy. Warm water therapy provides the effect of rirelaxation, vasodilation of blood vessels, removes metabolic waste that is no longer in use, and reduces muscle spasmsThe purpose of this study is to determine the effect of warm water therapy on reducing spinal pain in pregnant women at the Antang Health Center, Makassar City in 2022 This research is a quantitative study with a quasi-experimental design non-equivalent with one group pre-test post-test. The total population of 64 respondents with a sample of 30 respondents who met the inclusion criteria, the independent variable was warm water therapy and the dependent variable was the reduction of spinal pain in pregnant women. The results of the spinal pain scale study before warm water therapy were carried out on a moderate pain scale (4-6) there were 15 respondents with a percentage (50%). And after a warm compress was carried out, there were 18 respondents with a percentage (60%). The result of p value is 0.000 (<0.05), so Ha is accepted. There is an effect of providing warm water therapy on reducing spinal pain in pregnant women at the Rsu at the Antang Health Center, Makassar City in 2022The conclusion of this study is the effect of warm water therapy on reducing bone pain in pregnant women at the Antang Health Center, Makassar City in 2022. It is hoped that there will be further research on other non-pharmacological techniques against spinal pain in pregnancy.

Perineal massage and warm compresses – Randomised controlled trial for reduce perineal trauma during labor

ObjectiveThe aim of this study is to evaluate the effect of perineal massage and warm compresses technique on the perineum integrity during second stage of labor. Design and settingA single-center, prospective, randomized controlled trial was conducted between March 1st, 2019, and December 31st, 2020, at Hospital of Braga. Participants: Women with 18 years or older, between 37 weeks and 41 weeks pregnant, in whom a vaginal birth of a fetus in the cephalic presentation was planned were recruited. Eight hundred forty-eight women were randomly assigned (Perineal massage and warm compresses group, n = 424 and control group, n = 424), and 800 women, both perineal massage and warm compresses group (n = 400) and control group (n = 400) were included in the strict per protocol analysis. Intervention: In the perineal massage and warm compresses group, women received perineal massage and warm compresses and in the control group, women received hands-on technique. ResultsThe incidence of intact perineum was significantly higher in the perineal massage and warm compresses group [perineal massage and warm compresses group: 47% vs control group: 26.3%; OR 2.53, 95% CI 1.86–3.45, p<0.001], whereas second-degree tears and episiotomy rate were significantly lower in this group [perineal massage and warm compresses group: 7.2% vs control group: 12.3%; OR 1.96, 95% CI 1.17–3.29, p = 0.010 and perineal massage and warm compresses group: 9.5% vs control group: 28.5%; OR 3.478, 95% CI 2.236–5.409, p<0.001, respectively]. Also, obstetric anal sphincter injury with and without episiotomy and second-degree tears with episiotomy were significantly lower in the perineal massage and warm compresses group [perineal massage and warm compresses group: 0.5% vs control group: 2.3%; OR 5.404, 95% CI 1.077–27.126, p = 0.040 and perineal massage and warm compresses group: 0.3% vs control group: 1.8%; OR 9.253, 95% CI 1.083–79.015, p = 0.042, respectively]. ConclusionsThe perineal massage and warm compresses technique increased the incidence of intact perineum and reduced the incidence of second-degree tear, episiotomy and obstetric anal sphincter injury. Implications for practice: Perineal massage and warm compresses technique is feasible, inexpensive and reproductible. Therefore, this technique should be taught and trained to midwives students and midwives team. Thus, women should have this information and have the option to decide whether they want to receive the perineal massage and warm compresses technique in the second stage of labor.

Penerapan Aroma Therapy Bunga (rose centifolia) dan Pijat Bayi Terhadap Durasi Tidur Bayi Usia 3-12 Bulan di RSUD Poso

Introduction: The impact of sleep disturbances in infants is that the baby becomes often awake and fussy. The importance of sleep time in infants, then the duration of sleep in infants must be completely fulfilled so as not to adversely affect their development. One of the nursing interventions to treat sleep disorders in infants is massage and rose aroma therapy. The purpose of this study was to describe the application of nursing care with massage interventions and rose aroma therapy to increase infant sleep duration. Method : Descriptive research methods with a case study approach. Results : the patient's mother said her child had a cough with phlegm, fever for 3 days, the patient was fussy and restless, the patient slept only ± 8 hours a day, the patient often woke up at night due to coughing, the patient was difficult to sleep well, the patient's face looked pale, often seen yawning, temperature: 38.9 ° C RR 46x / min, pulse 120x / min, there are additional ronchi breath sounds, nursing diagnosis of airway clearance, hyperthermia, sleep pattern disorders. Nursing interventions for airway management, warm compresses, massage therapy and aromatherapy. Implementation of chest physiotherapy measures as well as giving 1ml combiven nebulizer + 2ml Nacl and suctioning. Giving tepid water sponge, doing baby massage and giving rose aroma therapy. The results of the evaluation of the patient's sleep increased from 8 hours to 12 hours a day, the patient was calm, the patient woke up at night only asking for milk and after waking up the patient could fall asleep again, coughing with phlegm was reduced, vesicular breath sounds, temperature: 37°C, RR: 38x/min. Conclusion: giving baby massage and rose aroma therapy can increase the duration of infant sleep. nurses can provide baby massage combined with rose aroma therapy to increase the duration of infant sleep.