Background
hemorrhage
POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE, PRIMARY POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE, POSTPARTUM BLEEDING, HEMORRHAGE, HEMORRHAGE, COMPLICATIONS
Hemorrhage (500 ccs or more) during the first 24 h after a normal delivery is defined as a primary postpartum hemorrhage [Most cases of postpartum hemorrhage can be controlled by the preventive use of uterotonics during the third stage of labor [Dates have powerful health benefits and are used in countries like Iran, India, Egypt, Morocco, and Iraq [Although the effect of dates on postpartum hemorrhage has been studied, the results are contradictory. Khadem et al. compared the amount of hemorrhage in the first, second, and third hours after delivery in two groups of data and oxytocin recipients. The amount of hemorrhage in the first hour after delivery was significantly lower in the date group than in the oxytocin group. However, this difference was not statistically significant in the second and third hours after delivery [There is not enough information on the effect of dates on the amount of postpartum bleeding. On the other hand, considering the wide range of symptoms and complications caused by postpartum hemorrhage, using safe and available methods to reduce this condition can effectively improve mothers’ health in the postpartum period [