Abstract
Objective: To draw up an epidemiological profile of gynecology patients at the Unifran School Outpatient Clinic from 2015 to 2018. Methods: The data were collected retrospectively from all the consultations that had the data to be analyzed, of which: age, weight, height, body mass index (BMI), heart rate (HR), main complaint (QP), antecedents people and parity (GPAC). The data analysis was performed using STATA statistical program version 11. Results: The profile found was of a 43.9 year old patient, number of pregnancies 2.4, parity 2.15, cesarean sections 0.81, abortions 0.27, with BMI 28.38. According to the age group evaluated, (subdivided into 4 groups), there was a predominance of a QP, comorbidity and contraceptive method in use. In addition, the main complaints were changes in menstrual cycle (32%) and about 86% had no comorbidities, and combined oral contraceptive use (27.5%) outperformed other methods. Conclusion: The study provided a profile of patients, as well as the main pathologies that demand doctors. However, the lack of complete data made it difficult to survey more patients.