Neurocirculatory dystonia

In the treatment of neurocirculatory dystonia solely an important place to non-pharmacological activities that are designed to improve the adaptive capacity of the organism to changing conditions.

A positive impact on the training system of regulation of vegetative functions render balneotherapy, physiotherapy (therapeutic showers and tubs, electric, reflexology, electrophoresis bromine, magnesium, novocaine), exercise therapy, Spa treatment.

Spa treatment provides all necessary for recovery activities. For visitors resorts offers special nutrition program, the correct routine, walking in the fresh air, therapeutic gymnastics.

The disease is only the consequence of serious disturbances in the body, so treatment is aimed at finding and addressing the root causes.

Contraindications

Coronary artery disease: angina 111-1V of functional classes of unstable angina.
Circulatory insufficiency above 1st degree.
Myocarditis in the active stage.
Rhythm disorders of the heart: atrioventricular block 11-111 degree, often more than 5 beats per minute, paroxysmal a-FIB atrial fibrillation, supraventricular paroxysmal tachycardia, ventricular paroxysmal tachycardia.
Obliterating trombangiit with tendency to generalization, fresh ulcerations and gangrene.
Thromboembolic disease.
Hypertension of the third degree.

Treatment Results

Comprehensive treatment will get rid of the symptoms of the disease and prevent its progression. To avoid relapse, doctors ' work is at once "on several fronts". Eliminated psychological factors of illness, adjusted the sleep and nutrition.

The consequences of not treating

Sympaticoadrenal crises
Wagonssee crises
Mixed crises

Neurocirculatory dystonia is a complex of various symptoms resulting from disorders in the neuroendocrine regulation. Neurocirculatory dystonia may develop on the background of acute and chronic infections, lack of sleep, overwork, trauma, exposure to physical and chemical factors (sun exposure, hot climate, vibration), an incorrect diet, physical activity (overload or inactivity), intoxications, including alcohol and tobacco.