Fatores de exposição das mulheres em situação prisional para o câncer do colo do útero

Abstract

Among the cancers that most affect women, cervical cancer (CC) is in third place. Thus, it is evident that the population's living conditions influence the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Thus, they must be used as social, environmental, political and cultural diversities to recognize the different processes that determine the health levels of people and populations. The study aims to analyze the risk factors for Cervical Cancer and who are exposed as women in prison. This is a descriptive, exploratory study with a quantitative analysis design, carried out at the Santa Luzia Female Prison, in Alagoas, with 151 women in prison. To collect data, it was used as an instrument or structured form. Use a descriptive analysis for the distribution of variables. Thus, highlight what are the main factors that affect women in prison conditions for cervical cancer are socioeconomic; related to sexuality, reproduction and smoking behavior; in addition to the conditions of gynecological assistance in the prison environment. Therefore, you must obtain advantages in the provision of care, guarantee of effective, integral, humanitarian and resolutive actions for the prevention and control of CCU in the prison environment and must be strengthened for a real implementation according to the requirements of the PNSSP.