Study aim: Determining the effect of acupressure on the pain and anxiety caused by changing the dressing in burn victims. Design: Clinical trials with control group, randomized, parallel groups, double blinded Settings and conduct: This interventional study is a three-group double-blind clinical trial, designed to determine the effect of ear acupressure on the pain and anxiety caused by dressing change in burned patients. The statistical population of this study includes the patients hospitalized in the burn intensive care unit of Zare Hospital in Sari.the statistics specialist and assessor are blind to the intervention Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria: Inclusion Criteria: aged over 18, alert, unintentional burns of grade 2 and 3 less than 35%, being in the acute phase of burn,The absence of a history of mental disorders, including depression and anxiety, Having a natural auricle without legion and pain, Lack of use of acupressure in the past, no burns on face, neck, and ears. Exclusion Criteria: Drug Addiction,Pregnancy Intervention groups: The intervention includes ear acupressure and control group only receive the routine care about pain relief. Main outcome variables: Pain and anxiety