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4 DISCUSSION
The results showed that there was a significant
influence between Spiritual Endorphine Stimullation
(SES) on the well being of the fetus in pregnant
women who experience early membrane rupture at
Sultan Agung Islamic Hospital Semarang. Spiritual
Endorphine Stimullation (SES) is a stimulation in the
form of recitation of the holy Qur'an, given by
auditoric stimulation. According Cantekin, 2013
mentioned that auditor stimulation is able to stimulate
the release of edorphine in the body so as to reduce
stress and individuals become more comfortable.
Research conducted by Adriano et.al in 2013 also
mentioned that with the giving of music therapy can
make the heart rate becomes more organized and the
blood circulation becomes more smoothly. Similar
research was also conducted by Carolyn J. Murrock
& Patricia in the year 2013 which states that the
provision of music therapy can increase physical
activity and health.
The Spiritual Endorphine Stimulation (SES)
which is part of the auditoric therapy works in a way,
the sound of the recitation of the Qur'an / murotal is
received by hearing, transmitted to the brain and
affecting the limbic system (Eka, Erwin 2009).
Auditory stimulation in which the murotal readings
are received by the brain in the Midbrain section,
further stimulates the midbrain to secrete Gama
Amino Butyric Acid (GABA), enkepalin and beta
endorphin, which act as electrical conductive
inhibitors, have analgesic effects and serve as
relaxants (Guyton & Hall, 2008). Correlations can be
seen significantly in the respondents who conducted
the study by providing SES intervention. The results
obtained the condition of the fetus in early membrane
rupture patients showed significant improvement in
well being.
5 CONCLUSIOS
The result shows that the auditoric stimulation was
accepted by the brain in the Midbrain section, then it
stimulated the Midbrain to release Gama Amino
Butyric Acid, enkepalin and beta endorphin which
function as electrical conductivity inhibitors, have
analgesic effect and act as relaxation making the heart
rate more regular and the blood circulation run more
smoothly. In conclusion there is a significant effect of
Spiritual Endorphin Stimulation on the fetus well
being to the mother with the early membrane rupture.
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Table 4: Influence of Spiritual Endorphine Stimullation
(SES) on fetal well-being in pregnant women who
experience early membrane rupture at Sultan Agung
Islamic Hospital 2016 (n = 19).
Fetal well-being
before Intv - Fetal
well-being after Intv
Fetal well-being
before Intv - Fetal
well-being before
Intv
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