Efeitos Adversos dos Inibidores da 5-Alfa-Redutase: uma revisão narrativa
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Objetivo: Analisar os efeitos adversos dos 5–ARIs em relação à saúde sexual e fertilidade (disfunção erétil e diminuição da libido); neurologia e psiquiatria (sintomas depressivos, automutilação e ideação suicida); endócrino, metabólico e cardiovascular (aumento da gordura corporal, LDL e colesterol total). Revisão bibliográfica: Esta revisão narrativa relata achados de vários artigos científicos publicados online, sobre os efeitos adversos dos 5-ARI's, frequentemente usados para tratar a calvície masculina e a hiperplasia benigna da próstata em homens adultos. Considerações finais: Foram identificados efeitos adversos em diversos estudos realizados em diferentes populações. Assim, é extremamente importante aumentar a conscientização pública sobre as implicações associadas ao tratamento com 5-ARI. A prescrição da terapia com 5-ARI deve ser cuidadosamente avaliada para cada indivíduo devido aos potenciais efeitos adversos que podem ocorrer no seu início e comprometer drasticamente a qualidade de vida em homens adultos.
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