A prevalência do diagnóstico de endometriose e de sintomas associados em mulheres em idade fértil de uma IES
This cross-sectional study of female university students found that while 8.97% had an endometriosis diagnosis, 70.34% reported suggestive symptoms, highlighting a significant gap between clinical confirmation and symptomatic presentation.
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This cross-sectional study assessed the prevalence of diagnosed endometriosis and suggestive symptoms among female students at a private higher education institution. Researchers utilized a screening questionnaire to evaluate 145 participants, finding that 8.97% had an official diagnosis while 70.34% reported intense pain symptoms indicative of the condition. The authors note that nutritional factors may influence both the development and treatment of the disease, emphasizing the need for greater health awareness. This paper is centrally about endometriosis, specifically focusing on its prevalence and associated symptomatology within a university student population.
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