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Abstract
This study was conducted to determine the effect of anodyne therapy on post cesarean wound healing in diabetic women. Thirty post-cesarean diabetic women aged 25 - 35 years participated in the current study. They were randomly distributed into two equal groups: Control group received medical treatment and placebo anodyne therapy treatment, 3 times/week for one week, and study group received the same medical treatment and active anodyne therapy treatment, 3 times/week for one week. Blood samples were analyzed to measure T- lymphocytes%, percentage of T- lymphocytes to all white blood cells and blood glucose level at starting and after the end of the treatment program. Results revealed that the control group showed statistically significant decrease in T-lymphocyte% (P = 0.03) and statistically non-significant difference in the percentage of T-lymphocyte to all white blood cells (P = 0.63) and blood glucose level (P = 0.32) post-treatment. While the study group showed statistically highly significant increase in T-lymphocytes% (P = 0.00) and percentage of T- lymphocyte to all white blood cells (P = 0.00) and statistically highly-significant decrease (P = 0.00) in blood glucose level post-treatment