Effect of Non Pharmacological Interventions on Pain and Skin Erythema Associated with Cellulitis

Background: in this study the researcher describes effect of applying non pharmacological interventions including cold application and on pain skin erythema associated with cellulitis. Purpose: aimed to evaluate Design: Experimental design was utilized study, at male female medical departments New General Mansoura hospital, Dakahlia Governorate, Egypt. Subjects: A purposive sample included (64) patients diagnosed cellulits, admitted inpatient ward willing participate study.Those are randomly divided into two equal groups (study& control); group used intervention for 20 minutes times per day 5 consecutive days plus treatment, while control treatment only. Tools: Two tools were assess celluitis. Visual Analog Scale (VAS), which is detect level. While (inflammation regression) assessed by measuring level superior edge moved down labeling ink pen before starting after completing calculate shrinked area regression). Results: There significant reduction regarding (inflammation) surface among compared group. Conclusion/implication future practice: could be combined reduce cellulitis erythema. Recommendations: educational program nursing staff about as nurses can aid management good training who have no contraindications.