Abstract
Objective: To analyze the main gynecological complaints of the patients of the gynecology outpatient clinic, also addressing socio-demographic data, complementary examinations and the therapeutics used, besides correlating the complaints with the epidemiological data. Methodology: An analytical and retrospective study, through the electronic medical records analysis of patients from the University of Franca's outpatient clinic from November 2017 to April 2018. Results: The sample size was 130 patients with a mean age of 43 years. most married, multiparous and without professional activity. The main reason for seeking care was routine examination (37%), followed by vaginal complaints (21.5%), changes in the menstrual cycle (18.5%) and pelvic pain (10%). Regarding the diagnostic procedure, in 87% of the cases, complementary examinations were requested, such as laboratory tests (57.5%), cervical oncotic colpocytology (56.5%), transvaginal ultrasound (56.5%), mammography %) and others. There was a significant association between age and complaints and between treatment and complaints. Conclusion: It was concluded that the main gynecological complaints were the preventive examinations, followed by vaginal complaints and alteration of the menstrual cycle. The only relevant relationships found were between the age group and complaints and between therapeutic conduct and complaints.