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Objective: To determine the reasons for the removal of the contraceptive subdermic device at the Family Planning Clinic of the “Hospital Escuela Universitario de Honduras” Methods: A retrospective descriptive and transversal research was conducted, with a quantitative focus. The sample rise to 101 patients who request the removal of the device. Results: The most common reason for the removal was the presence of transvaginal bleeding (36%), followed by headache (35.64%). Other reasons were increase or decrease of weight, nauseas, pain and paresthesia in the arm, amenorrhea, willing to get pregnant, myalgia, acne, pruritus and hyper sensibility. The most frequent time of use was around three to six months (32.67%). Conclusions: The most common reason for device removal was the transvaginal bleeding, followed by headache, weight increase and nausea. The morbidities had a low incidence, nonetheless they are the fifth reason of removal.

Motivos de retiro del implante subdérmico en el Hospital Escuela de Honduras, 2014 a 2015