Relationship of Dietary Abstinence and Healing Time for Sectio Caesarea Wounds (A Systematic Review Approach)

Abstract

The myth of dietary abstinence is believed by certain groups of people. They believe if they do not have dietary
abstinence the wound will not heal soon. This study aims to see the relations between dietary abstinence and the
duration of sectio caesarea wounds. The study was conducted by having a systematic review approach and the
article selection conducted through the google scholar database, EBSCO, Proquest, Oxford based on the criteria
related to the published dietary abstinence and the duration of sectio caesarea wounds. The journals were published
from 2015 to 2020. Ethical clearance at STIKES Mitra Adiguna. The results of the study showed that 10 journals
wrote that the duration of wound healing was influenced by nutrition. Good nutrition for the wound healing is fat,
protein, carbohydrates, vitamin A, zinc and vitamin C. The conclusion is dietary abstinence done by post sectio
caesarea mothers will inhibit the sectio caesarea wound healing process