Uterine myoma begins to grow as a small seed in the myometrium and gradually enlarges because of that growth the myometrium is forced to form a kind of pseudocapsule or until all around the tumor in the uterus there may be one myometrium but there are usually many myomas. If there is one myoma can protrude forward so that it presses and pushes the bladder up so that it often causes complaints of micturition. But problems will arise if there is a reduction in blood supply to uterine myomas which causes the tumor to enlarge, causing pain and nausea. In addition, the problem can arise again if there is abnormal bleeding in the uterus that is excessive, causing anemia. This anemia can cause physical weakness, weak body condition, so that self-care needs cannot be met. In addition, with a lot of bleeding can cause a person to experience a lack of fluid volume and the risk of infection. And if surgery or surgery is carried out, there will be injury so that it can cause tissue damage to the integrity of the skin
