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    Perfil hormonal e índice de masa corporal en mujeres perimenopaúsicas con acné vulgar. Centro Médico Dozone medicina biológica. Lima, 2020
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2022-07-06) Ormachea Flores, Carmen Cecilia; Benites Castillo, Santiago Moises
    Acne vulgaris that occurs during adulthood, involves a series of pathophysiological alterations, which in the specific case of women is largely due to the hormonal alterations typical of this stage and generates a great physical, psychological, emotional and in the quality of life. Objective: To analyze the hormonal profile and Body Mass Index in perimenopausal women with acne vulgaris treated at the Dozone Biological and Alternative Medicine Medical Center, Lima, 2020. Methodology: The research method is quantitative, for its purpose it is applied and according to its scope it is descriptive -correlational. The sample consisted of 200 perimenopausal women who met the inclusion criteria. The technique used was documentary observation and the data collection sheet was used as an instrument. Results: the most frequent alterations that appear in the hormonal profile are observed in the estradiol concentration and mainly the FSH / LH ratio is altered. 79.50% of the women are overweight and 10% have grade I obesity. Regarding the sociodemographic characteristics, the ages of 45 to 49 years stand out. The clinical characteristics of acne vulgaris in perimenopausal women are that 48.50% of lesions correspond to comedones and 21.50% to pustules; the most frequent locations are the face in 42.50%, the beginning of the neck in 21.50% and the chin in 17%. The degree of severity of acne vulgaris in perimenopausal women is severe in 44%. There is a highly significant relationship between alterations in estradiol concentration and the degree of acne severity, as well as a significant relationship between the FSH / LH ratio and the degree of severity. There is a significant relationship between the Body Mass Index and the degree of severity of acne vulgaris, with overweight and obese women having severe and moderate acne in most cases.