The standard care for postoperative pain in our department is as follows: three fixed doses of Ibuprofen 400 mg at three hour intervals with the first dose administrated at arrival to the department (2 hours after operation). Women are informed, that they can receive a rescue dose of another medication for breakthrough pain if further analgesia is needed before the three hours elapses. In such cases they receive an intramuscular injection of 10 mg morphine. After completion of the fixed interval analgesic regimen, patients are allowed to receive four more doses of oral analgesics upon their request at 3-hour intervals. Starting from the second postoperative day, only oral analgesia is provided, on patient request. Pain intensity is evaluated in the first 24 postoperative hours, before the administration of each dose of analgesic medication. The self-report of pain is assessed by measurement on a 100 mm Visual Analogue Scale (VAS), ranging from “No Pain” (0), to “The most pain imaginable” (100). Patients are instructed to place a mark on the line that indicates the level of pain experienced. In addition, overall satisfaction with post surgical pain treatment was evaluated by patients 72 hours after surgery, with use of the same visual analogue scale but with phrasing of “very satisfactory” and “not satisfactory at all” The VAS results during the 24 hours and the number of doses of analgesia consumption during hospitalization will be compared between two groups using x test.