Abstract
Objective: Describe and review women's health in the biopsychosocial context and the impacts arising from their otherness, passing through the historical and cultural context to post-contemporaneity. Bibliographic review: The experiences of women in post-contemporaneity were presented, understanding the multiplicity of their struggles, considering their otherness and prioritizing discussions that encourage the care of health professionals. The list of aspects presented regarding the otherness of being and belonging to the female enticement was taken into account. It is important to understand the concept of female otherness as the interpersonal insertion of women in the social environment as an individual capable of resigning their own history restoring its value, in a singular and autonomous way, as well as delimiting and living its space to speak and exist, thus affirming its femininity and breaking with a secondary position in terms of care and all the particularities that support the significance of your health and survival. Final considerations: Given the above, it was realized that understanding the way women present themselves today reveals the importance of experiencing their otherness in a dignified, conscious and liberating manner, as well as the ethical performance and humanization in practices in health.