Postpartum pain is a common problem that leads to difficulties in basic daily activities, overuse of opioid medications, and even impaired breastfeeding ability. Non-opioid analgesia may play an essential role in reducing pain and improving the postpartum period including the ability to breastfeed and caring for the newborn.~This study will compare non-opioid treatment - 1000 mg Paracetamol versus 400 mg Ibuprofen in order to determine the optimal pain relief treatment in the early postpartum period that may decrease the use of opioid analgesia.~The investigators will evaluate the pain by the Numerical Rating Scale (NRS) index in the early postpartum period. The evaluation will conduct at 4-time points - while the women taking the pain relief (time 0), an hour later (time 1), 4, and 6 hours later (time 4 and time 6).~The investigators will compare the analgetic effect of each drug and evaluate the need for additional analgesia whether opioid or not.~Furthermore, the investigators will examine when women sought pain relief and whether pain relief contributes to the ability of Breastfeeding.
The investigators will examine the effectiveness of non-opioid analgesia (Paracetamol versus Ibuprofen) in the early postpartum period