Objective

To know and analyze the care practices developed by multidisciplinary health care team in favor of women in Climacteric, and verify the knowledge of professionals about this phase.

Method

Methodology for data analysis used the Collective Subject Discourse (CSD). The instrument used was semi-structured interview. The sample consisted of 15 health professionals, and the data were collected in the period May-June 2013, in three of the county Guanambi ESF-BA.

Results

The study revealed a curative care practice, strengthening the biomedical model whose behavior therapy was associated with medical treatment, seen by many professionals as a solution for women who experience this phase and are only assisted when referring climacteric symptoms.

Conclusion

This study may serve as a reflexive basis for conducting new research in the context of primary health care with perspectives of new education strategies and permanent education for women, through individual, collective knowledge, and training of health professionals, who work Directly with this audience to think about a moment in the FHS agenda focusing on the attention to climacteric women.