Family Planning Midwifery Care For Mrs. "S" An Acceptor Of 3-Month Injection Contraception With Complaints Of Cephalgia

Abstract

Background: Family planning is an effort to regulate child birth and the ideal age interval for childbirth, regulate pregnancy through promotion, protection, and assistance in accordance with reproductive rights to realize a quality family. Purpose: to compile this final report to provide family planning midwifery care to NY "S" with complaints of cephalgia at the Bungi Health Center, Baubau City. Subject: The subject in the case study of the mother is a 3-month KB Injection acceptor with Cephalgia Complaints at the Bungi Health Center. Method: used in compiling this final report is a case study model, with a seven-step Varney and SOAP approach. Data collection techniques use interview techniques, physical examinations, and documentary studies. Results: Based on the results of the 7-step Varney and SOAP case studies used for the process of solving obstetric problems, it can be concluded that Mrs. "S" with a breech presentation at the Bungi Health Center. Conclusion: from the care given to NY “S”, appropriate care has been provided so that the problems experienced by the mother have been resolved. Advice for the mother after changing contraception is that the mother should always check her health at the health center or hospital.