FREITAS, Isadora Herondina Santos de.
Resumen:
Oral anticonception is a class of drugs in their formulation, synthetic components, similar to the hormones produced by the female body, in order to prevent conception. With the changes in female behavior, women tend to initiate sexual life earlier and consequently the use of oral contraceptives. Therefore, the aim of this study was to develop a roadmap for dispensation of these drugs from the literature review on oral contraceptives. We conducted a survey of published studies with a quantitative approach and publication date ranging from 2005 to 2015, in which the key words were used: 1) Contraceptive Pills or oral contraceptives; 2) Dispensation. The survey was conducted from the database SciELO and Pubmed inserted in the Virtual Health Library (Bireme). We were used to conduct this work four articles, which addressed the need for prescription of oral contraceptives in some countries and the quality of dispensing these medicines as well as the importance of pharmaceutical care at the time of dispensing. It highlighted the importance of the script that contributes to the guidance on the appropriate use of oral contraceptives, expressing the fundamental role of the pharmacist in dispensing these drugs and contributing to the prevention of adverse reactions and to optimize the use of correctly and safely.
