Opções terapêuticas na Doença de Addison

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Sophia Bermal Oliveira
Letícia Almeida de Santis
Marjorye Santiago Sabatini
Carolina Oliveira Santos
Julia de Aguiar Abreu Rosa
Maria Fernanda Terezan Rett Sebrian
Glória Dyniewicz
Anna Clara Furtado do Vale
Valentina de Monteiro Bontempo
Neidejany de Assunção do Sacramento

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Objetivo: Sintetizar opções terapêuticas para a Doença de Addison (DA), focando na reposição hormonal com glicocorticoides e mineralocorticoides. Métodos: Revisão integrativa no PubMed. Após busca, 173 artigos foram identificados; 13 foram selecionados. Resultados: A terapia moderna e educação são cruciais para a vida funcional na DA. A hidrocortisona de liberação dupla (DR-HC) melhora a saúde óssea comparada à terapia convencional. A transição do acetato de cortisona para hidrocortisona de liberação modificada beneficia o controle da pressão arterial. Pacientes em reposição de glicocorticoides têm maior risco de fraturas. Diagnóstico genético é crucial, especialmente em casos pediátricos. Conclusão: O tratamento padrão da Insuficiência Adrenal Primária envolve hidrocortisona e fludrocortisona, mas abordagens inovadoras mostram benefícios. Ensaios clínicos a longo prazo são necessários para validar novas terapias, identificar marcadores confiáveis e otimizar dosagens.

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OliveiraS. B., SantisL. A. de, SabatiniM. S., SantosC. O., RosaJ. de A. A., SebrianM. F. T. R., DyniewiczG., ValeA. C. F. do, BontempoV. de M., & SacramentoN. de A. do. (2024). Opções terapêuticas na Doença de Addison. Revista Eletrônica Acervo Saúde, 24(2), e15495. https://doi.org/10.25248/reas.e15495.2024
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