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The use of substances seems to be associated with sexually transmitted diseases. However, there are few studies in the literature reviewing this theme. Objective. To investigate risky behavior for sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancy in adolescents. Method. A systematic review of the literature was conducted, and the articles were researched on data. Results. We found 302 articles that were submitted to the criteria of inclusion and exclusion, 17 references were included in this review. Results. The data of the main studies here included point to the fact that alcohol use, even when casually, is associated with risky sexual behavior, and also that the prevalence of the inconsistent use of a condom is high. The study demonstrates that the early start of sexual activities, the multiplicity of partners, the sporadic use of condoms and the use of alcohol FRANCO, Cassia Aparecida et al 284 predispose towards the development of sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancy during adolescence. Conclusion. The results suggest the necessity of integrating the prevention of the use of drugs with the sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancy in adolescence.

ASSOCIAÇÃO ENTRE GRAVIDEZ INDESEJADA, DOENÇAS SEXUALMENTE TRANSMISSÍVEIS E USO DO ÁLCOOL DURANTE A ADOLESCÊNCIA