Background: Cesarean section is accompanied by persistent post-operative pain. Alternative techniques such as acupressure and massage therapy are fairly efficient for minimizing post-cesarean pain and reducing fatigue levels in some trials. Foot massage appears to be effective, affordable, low-risk, adaptable, and simple to use. Aim:  To determine the effect of foot massage on fatigue level and incisional pain among post-cesarean women.Subjects and Methods: Design: A quasi-experimental design was utilized to conduct this study. Setting: The study was conducted at obstetrics department in Beni-Seuif university hospital/ Egypt. Subject: A purposive sampling technique was employed to choose a sample of 100 post-cesarean women who were then randomly assigned into two groups, with 50 post-cesarean women in each group (the intervention and control groups). Tools: Three tools were used (I) a structured interview questionnaire, (II) a fatigue assessment scale, and (III) Visual Analogue Scale. Results: The current study revealed that the majority of intervention group experienced mild pain during the posttest when compared to the control group. Additionally there was highly statistical significant differences regarding to the scores  of fatigue and pain in the intervention group as compared to control group pain ( P= <0.05. Conclusion: Foot massage was useful in reducing fatigue level and incisional pain among post-cesarean women. Recommendations: Post cesarean women should be provided with a simple and applicable strategy to reduce fatigue levels and control pain.