Prevalencia de patologías de transmisión sexual en pacientes víctimas de delitos contra la libertad sexual. Revisión Narrativa

Abstract

Abstract: Sexual abuse (SA) is an act of violence that can have serious consequences for the physical and emotional health of the victim. In addition to psychological trauma, people who have been victims of rape are at risk of contracting diseases (infections) from sexual transmission (STD/STI) which we know little about since current scientific literature is very limited on the subject and the records on this data consist of information outdated for more than a decade, which was one of the main limitations when to carry out this study and for this reason determine the prevalence of transmission pathologies sexual freedom to which victims of crimes against sexual freedom are exposed Through this systematic review it supports and refreshes the little that is known about this topic. Several observational articles on victims of crime were retrospectively reviewed. rape and its association with STDs where the result concluded with a high prevalence of Chlamydia, trichomoniasis, syphilis and gonorrhea as the main STDs in cases of AS.