Baixos níveis de vitamina D estão associados a maior dor após cirurgia de câncer de mama

20 de maio de 2026

Reportado por IA

Mulheres com deficiência de vitamina D enfrentam significativamente mais dor e maior uso de opioides após a cirurgia de câncer de mama, de acordo com uma nova pesquisa. O estudo constatou que as pacientes com deficiência tiveram três vezes mais probabilidade de sentir desconforto de moderado a grave no primeiro dia após a mastectomia.

Pesquisadores do Hospital Universitário Fayoum, no Egito, acompanharam 184 mulheres que se preparavam para mastectomia radical modificada unilateral. O estudo observacional prospectivo ocorreu de setembro de 2024 a abril de 2025. Metade das participantes apresentava níveis de vitamina D abaixo de 30 nmol/L, enquanto as demais tinham níveis adequados. A equipe médica não teve acesso aos resultados durante o atendimento.

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Baixos níveis de vitamina D estão associados a maior dor após cirurgia de câncer de mama

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