<![CDATA[Intrauterine Device (IUD) is a long-term contraceptive program from the government, which has a family planning period of 8-10 years Cases of abdominal pain/cramps after the installation of the IUD birth control are still frequent. It is not uncommon for abdominal pain/cramps to be felt to have a high pain intensity. Objective: this study is to obtain an overview of Midwifery Care Management in new IUD birth control acceptors conducted on Mrs. W P20002 aged 39 years. Methods: Using a descriptive research method with a case report approach. The instrument uses an observation sheet of the Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Management (SOAP) method. Results: Case report on Mrs. W P20002 aged 39 years after IUD insertion on March 17 complained of abdominal pain/cramps with a pain scale of 6. Palpation was performed in the abdominal area of the mother feeling pressure pain. P20002 new acceptor of birth control IUD with post-insertion pain, good general condition, good prognosis. After obstetric interventions and implementations in the form of pain cycle monitoring, compressing warm water on the abdomen, waist, and groin, providing drug therapy, and education on how to reduce pain, pain complaints gradually disappear within four days. Conclusion: It can be concluded that complaints of abdominal pain/cramping after the installation of a non-hormonal IUD can be overcome with intervention and implementation in the form of pain skla monitoring, compressing warm water on the abdomen, waist, and groin, providing drug therapy, and education on how to reduce pain. Suggestion: After observation of the case report for four days, if there is a mother who complains of abdominal pain/cramps after IUD insertion, implementation and obstetric intervention can be carried out in the form of pain skla monitoring, compressing warm water in the abdomen, waist, and groin, providing drug therapy, and education on how to reduce pain.]]>
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