Study aim: Comparison of the effect of reflexology massage of aromatic and non-aromatic oil on the pain of patients Design: Clinical trials with control group,with parallel groups, blind, randomized Settings and conduct: This clinical trial study was conducted as double blind. Patients were randomly refereed to Rasht Hospital were assigned by randomized block into three subgroups: aromatherapy, scented oil, and control group. Subjects were then treated with almond oil for 20 minutes on the floor left foot performs. In the aromatic oil group, the patient's left lower limb is massaged using a mixture of almond oil and lavender oil for 20 minutes. In the control group, the left foot of the patient is given massage for 20 minutes. Evaluation of pain at 6, 12, and 24 minutes after intervention in the previous stage and 30 minutes later, the intervention was examined. In order to do double blinding in the study, the interval of massage was increased to 30 minutes after the intervention, and the amount of lavender oil scent was not known and the findings of the study group were not known. Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria: Entry criteria: complete awareness; patient satisfaction to participate in the study. Exit criteria: unwillingness to participate and continue cooperation in the study; lack of full vigilance. Intervention groups: In the 6th hour after the operation,the researcher examines the amount of pain before the intervention.Then,the left foot practitioner will massage the almond oil for 20 minutes.In the aromatic oil group, the patient's left lower limb using a mixture of almond oil and lavender oil for 20 minutes Massage is given. In the control group, the left foot of the patients is given a dry massage for 20 minutes.The rest of the room conditions will be the same for the three groups.This procedure will also be repeated at 12 and 24 hours postoperatively. Main outcome variables: Pain