Esteróides anabolizantes: história, mecanismos de funcionamento e efeitos colaterais
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https://doi.org/10.33233/rbfe.v9i4.3546Abstract
O número de usuários de esteroides anabolizantes é crescente em todo o mundo e a automedicação se torna um problema devido í imensa quantidade de efeitos colaterais que essas drogas podem trazer a saúde sem a devida prescrição médica. A quantidade de efeitos colaterais é visivelmente maior do que o número de efeitos desejáveis, mas, mesmo assim, a conscientização parece não ser muito importante para estes indivíduos, mesmo que isso lhes custe a vida. Sendo assim, o objetivo deste estudo foi apresentar um pouco da história dos anabolizantes, como funcionam após a sua administração e alguns efeitos, desejáveis e colaterais, além de descrever relatos encontrados na literatura.
Palavras-chave: esteroides anabolizantes, automedicação, efeitos colaterais, saúde.
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