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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Episiotomy postoperative urinary retention on the health guidance [Keywords:] nursing education postoperative urinary retention episiotomy In recent years, with improved medical technology, to protect newborns, reduce the soft birth canal injury, when do episiotomy midwifery surgery. This approach to reduce maternal perineal tear rate of wound, shorten labor, reduce the fetal head compression, reducing effective measures of maternal pain. Clinical observation, lateral postoperative pain and fear due to local wound dehiscence, urinary retention caused by the reverse of those patients more than normal delivery, urinary retention is the retention of a large number of urine the bladder can not be automatically discharged. bladder capacity may be increased to 3,000 to 4,000 ml, the patient does not feel abdominal fullness, pain unbearable and can not urinate. examination, suprapubic bulge visible and palpable cystic mass. of urinary retention targeted patient care, should be actively used effective measures to help patients urination, thereby reducing patient suffering. Therefore, our doctors and nurses, must be planned and organized system of education process, to promote beneficial health behaviors with patients to improve and promote the health of patients. in the care process, We always adhere to all patients, and all the convenience of patients, all efforts conducive to the purpose of serving patients, identify patients at first, like the patients are thinking, anxious patients are anxious to help patients sense of service required, thereby reducing the occurrence of urinary retention in patients percentage. 1 Data and methods 1.1 Clinical data April 2008 ~ April 2010, selected patients after lateral our department 88 cases of hospital, aged 19 to 34 years, mean age 24 years. The integrated care, in our department 68 cases of hospitalized patients after lateral, aged 20 to 35 years, mean age 26 years, we compared two group