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Tratamiento médico del Sangrado uterino anormal. Dra. Lía Arribas

  • Text
  • Hormonas
  • Polipos
  • Anticonceptivos
  • Diu hormonal
  • Menorragia
  • Hipermenorrea
  • Metrorragia
  • Hemorragia
  • Bibliotecascienscomar
  • Nota
  • Gineco
  • Miomas
  • Hormonal
  • Debe
  • Uterine
  • Estudios
  • Dosis
  • Menstrual
  • Mujeres
  • Tratamiento
l sangrado uterino anormal (SUA) representa la causa más común de deficiencia de hierro en los países desarrollados y es uno de los motivos de consulta más frecuentes en las mujeres en edad reproductiva. La FIGO (Federación Internacional de Ginecología y Obstetricia) unificó los criterios para su clasificación con el acrónimo PALM COEIN. El tratamiento médico debe ser considerado la primera línea terapéutica para la hemorragia uterina anormal de causa no estructural una vez descartada patología maligna con el fin de evitar que la mujer pase por un procedimiento quirúrgico innecesario. El DIU (dispositivo intrauterino) hormonal con levonorgestrel y los anticonceptivos combinados, especialmente el que contiene estradiol y dienogest, representan la primera línea de tratamiento hormonal. El ácido tranexámico y los AINE son ampliamente utilizados con resultados diversos. Los antagonistas de GNRH representan nuevas opciones terapéuticas.

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