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OBJECTIVE: To identify the reasons that led to quitting obesity treatment. METHOD: Descriptive research with quantitative approach conducted in a reference service at monitoring overweight people in the city of Salvador-BA. The population consisted of 62 people who stopped attending for over two years the multidisciplinary program. Data collection was developed by analyzing the medical records and interviewing by telephone. RESULTS: Predominance of women (90.3%), with an average age of 47.9 years, brown skinned (46.8%), income lower than 3 minimum wages (64.7%) and education degree only up to high school (75.8%). After leaving the program 87.1% of them were not being assisted by any other health service for overweight treatment. The most commum reasons for quitting were personal - such as lack of time (24.2%) and problems inherent to work (38.7%) - and related to the service - such as timetables (24.2%), trobles to schedule feedbacks (24.2%) and delays on the service (16.1%). CONCLUSION: The abandonment of obesity treatment is complex and caused by multiple factors, related to personal reasons, structure and organization of professional team and healthcare services.

Aspectos motivacionais do abandono do tratamento de obesidade