Comparison of the effect of foot massage on postoperative pain

INTERVENTION: Intervention 1: First intervention group: After 6 hours of operation, and after the advancement of the patient, the patient is asked to examine the patient. Prior to massaging, the researcher will examine the pain level using a standardized‐neurological scale. The researcher then traces the curtains around the patient and minimizes the external sounds. The researcher next to the patient was sitting on the chair and sitting on the left leg of the feet using almond oil for 1 minute, and for 20 minutes, in addition to relaxing exercises on the foot, massage of the foot of the foot is done on the entire left foot. Then the amount of pain again This intervention is in hours 12 and 24 hours after surgery will be repeated. Intervention 2: Second intervention group: After 6 hours of operation, and after the advancement of the patient, the patient is asked for treatment. Before applying for massage, the pain is assessed by the researcher using the standard‐reporting scale. Next, the researcher draws the curtains around the patient and minimizes the external sounds. Then the researcher next to the patient is seated on the chair and the left leg of the patient using a mixture of almond oil and lavender oil for 1 minute, and for 20 minutes, in addition to relaxing exercises on the foot, massaging of the foot of the foot is done on the entire left foot of the foot. Then the amount The pain is re‐examined This intervention at 12 and 24 hours after surgery will be repeated. Intervention 3: Control group: After 6 hours of operation, and after the advancement of the patient, the patient is asked for treatment. Before exercising, the pain is assessed by the researcher using the standard‐obsessive scale. The researcher then draws the curtains around the patient and minimizes the external sounds. The researcher next to the patient was sitting on the sitting chair and the left leg of the patient without using any natural products, for 20 minutes, dry massage, and relaxing exercises on t CONDITION: pain. ; Pain, unspecified PRIMARY OUTCOME: Pain. Timepoint: Measurement of pain before and after the intervention and after the intervention at 6,12 and 24 hours after surgery. Method of measurement: Visual Analog Scale. INCLUSION CRITERIA: Complete vigilance Patient Satisfaction to Participate in the Study Heart surgery for the first time Elective Heart Surgery No use of nerve and respiratory drugs Hemodynamic stability Having a sense of smell and no hearing loss or vision