Estimación basada en la población de la prevalencia de punto y período de infecciones de transmisión sexual basada en el sistema de vigilancia de síntomas iraní
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Prevalencia, infecciones de transmisión sexual, estudio poblacional.Resumen
Las enfermedades de transmisión sexual (ETS) son de gran preocupación internacional. El objetivo de este estudio fue medir la prevalencia de punto y período de las ETS notificables en Irán según los síndromes definidos por el sistema de vigilancia iraní de ETS. En ese sentido, se seleccionó la población de Marvdasht, el segundo condado más grande de la provincia de Fars. Este es un estudio transversal basado en la población, que se llevó a cabo entre las residencias urbanas y rurales del condado de Marvdasht en 2017. En total, entre 11763 individuos de muestra aleatoria, se entrevistaron 3879 participantes elegibles en áreas urbanas y rurales del condado de Marvdasht. Los participantes tenían en promedio 33 años. En general, alrededor del 33 por ciento de los hombres y el 70 por ciento de las mujeres informaron que, desde la edad de 15 años, experimentaron al menos uno de los síntomas de las ETS seleccionadas definidas por el centro iraní para el control de la enfermedad (CDC) para la vigilancia de las infecciones de transmisión sexual ( ITS). Además, el% 9,7 de los hombres y el 28,7% de las mujeres sufrían al menos uno de los síntomas definidos en el momento de la entrevista. Independientemente de la etiología de los síndromes detectados, los resultados resaltan la importancia del acceso a los servicios médicos y de diagnóstico para lograr el diagnóstico y el tratamiento a tiempo de los pacientes. Además, es necesario proporcionar educación sobre salud sexual a la población sexualmente activa rural y urbana de Irán.
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Mousavi, M., Fararouei, M., Kazerooni, P. A., Nasirian, M., & Ghaem, H. (2019). Estimación basada en la población de la prevalencia de punto y período de infecciones de transmisión sexual basada en el sistema de vigilancia de síntomas iraní. Amazonia Investiga, 8(18), 29–42. Recuperado a partir de https://amazoniainvestiga.info/index.php/amazonia/article/view/254
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