CORRELAÇÃO DO USO DE ANTICONCEPCIONAL E EVENTOS DE TROMBOSE VENOSA PROFUNDA EM ADOLESCENTES – RELATO DE CASO

Bruna de Prá Prezotti; Cristina Abreu de Araujo; Gabriel Costa Rodil; Giovanna Eller Paterlini; Giulia de Menezes Vervloet; Larissa Amado de Souza; Matheus Florencio Saiter Mota; Natalia Piona Bof; Roberta Sartorio Tres; Sara Facini de Athayde Pereira

doi:10.51891/rease.v9i9.11033

Authors

Bruna de Prá Prezotti Universidade de Vila Velha
Cristina Abreu de Araujo Universidade de Vila Velha-UVV
Gabriel Costa Rodil Universidade de Vila Velha-UVV
Giovanna Eller Paterlini Universidade de Vila Velha-UVV
Giulia de Menezes Vervloet Universidade de Vila Velha-UVV
Larissa Amado de Souza Universidade de Vila Velha-UVV
Matheus Florencio Saiter Mota Universidade de Vila Velha-UVV
Natalia Piona Bof Universidade de Vila Velha-UVV
Roberta Sartorio Tres Universidade de Vila Velha-UVV
Sara Facini de Athayde Pereira Universidade de Vila Velha-UVV

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v9i9.11033

Keywords:

Contraceptives. Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT). Teenagers.

Abstract

The present study addresses the interconnection between the use of contraceptives and Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) events in adolescents, a critical issue in the field of sexual and reproductive health. While contraceptive use plays a key role in preventing unplanned pregnancy, there is a need to analyze the potential risk of DVT associated with these contraceptives. With a particular focus on adolescents, this study investigates the possible correlation between contraceptive use and the risk of DVT, considering biological, behavioral and socioeconomic factors unique to this age group. By understanding these complex interactions, we seek to provide insights for informed medical guidance and public health policies aimed at the protection and well-being of adolescents, while promoting safe contraceptive choices.