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Physical rehabilitation of middle-aged women with vegeto-vascular dystonia in Russia



Abstract

Introduction: Vegeto-vascular dystonia (VSD) resembles a common condition in women nowadays. Its manifestations exert a weakening effects constellation on the central nervous system (CNS) and the bodily process. With insufficient effect from medical efforts in VSD, the level of viability of the organism inevitably decreases. The purpose of the study was to assess the possibilities of the author's version of physiological rehabilitation of women with VSD.

Materials and methods: The study involved 2 groups of women aged 27-35 years (mean age 30.8 ± 2.1 years). Each group consisted of 25 women with a diagnosis confirmed at least 3 years ago by the VSD. In the first group of women, rehabilitation was carried out according to the author's method, whereas the traditional scheme of rehabilitation is applied in second group. Rehabilitation activities lasted for 6 months, evaluated by functional tests using Student's t-test.

Results: The author's complex of rehabilitation measures proved to be very effective in first group, including a rational diet, therapeutic gymnastics, electrostimulation, massage and hydrotherapy. The complex of rehabilitation measures developed by the authors was able to provide the most complete restoration of the physical condition of women with VSD by achieving a balance between the activator and inhibitory processes in CNS also the optimal tone of their vessels.

Conclusion: The study proved that the author's version of rehabilitation of women with VSD was capable of completely eliminating somatic manifestations accompanying vegetative vascular dystonia and increasing the adaptive capabilities of the body in daily life.

Keywords: central nervous system rehabilitation somatic vegeto-vascular dystonia

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Shmeleva, S. V., Latushkina, E. N., Scheglova, A. S., Dubrovinskaya, E. I., Romanova, A. V., Dushevin, G. R., & Shimanovskaya, Y. V. (2019). Physical rehabilitation of middle-aged women with vegeto-vascular dystonia in Russia. Bali Medical Journal, 8(3), 808–812. https://doi.org/10.15562/bmj.v8i3.1122
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