Case Report on Fibroid Uterus

Abstract

Uterine fibroids are also known as leiomyomas or myomas are muscular tumors that can form on the uterus. They seldom become malignant, and having them does not increase your risk of uterine cancer. Fibroids come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and locations. They can be found inside your uterus, on the surface, or in the uterine wall. They may also have a stalk or stem-like structure that connects them to the uterus. Main symptoms and/or important clinical findings: Constipation, backache, or leg discomfort since 4 month, monthly bleeding for more than a week since 4 month, pelvic pressure or discomfort since 4 month, frequent urination since 4 month, difficulties emptying the bladder. Nursing perspectives: fluid replacement that has been administered, i.e. DNS and RL checked vital signs and blood pressure every hour, kept an intake and output chart, and made sure the patient had enough rest and sleep. Medication was administered in accordance with the doctor's orders.