Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Honduras

This study looks at whether draining the umbilical cord after delivery can lower the chance of severe bleeding (postpartum hemorrhage) in new mothers. About 400 women having a vaginal birth will be randomly assigned to either have cord drainage or not. Researchers will measure bl…

This study tests whether giving pregnant women a single dose of dark chocolate (30g, at least 80% cocoa) can improve their baby's heart rate pattern during a non-stress test. 190 women with a non-reactive test will be randomly assigned to eat dark chocolate or a sugar-free white …

This study tests two common pain relievers—tramadol and paracetamol—against a placebo (salt water) to see which works best for managing pain during active labor in first-time mothers. About 300 women will take part, and researchers will measure how long labor lasts, any side effe…

This study tests whether applying a sterile lubricant gel during the pushing phase of labor can shorten delivery time and protect the mother's perineum. Researchers will compare 160 women who receive the gel to those who do not. The goal is to see if reducing friction helps the b…

This study tests whether lying on the left side during active labor shortens the time to delivery compared to lying on the back. Researchers will randomly assign 188 first-time mothers to one of two positions, alternating 30-minute intervals with rest. The goal is to see if a sim…

This study tests whether a cinnamon extract can safely and effectively start labor in full-term, first-time mothers. 70 participants will receive either the extract or a placebo, and researchers will measure how quickly labor begins and progresses. The goal is to see if this natu…