Vegetative-vascular dystonia

Vegetative-vascular dystonia

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Vegetative-vascular dystonia - a complex of various disorders caused by disturbances of neuro-humoral regulation of autonomic functions. These disorders can be observed in people suffering from hypodinamia or neuroses. Very often, vascular dystonia occurs in adolescents during puberty and in women during a climax.

Symptoms of vegetative-vascular dystonia

  • Fatigue;
  • Seizures or muscle tension;
  • Paleness or redness of the skin;
  • A low pain threshold;
  • Sleep disorders;
  • Irritability;
  • Flushes of heat or cold;
  • Unwarranted sense of fear;
  • Nausea and vomiting;
  • Increased sweating.

Usually, vegetovascular dystonia is not an independent disease but is a manifestation of internal diseases. Factors that predispose to the emergence of this disorder are individual personality and body traits, hormonal changes: transitional age, pregnancy, period of lactation. In addition to hormonal changes, it can be triggered by chronic stress, as well as serious illness, excessive exercise, severe emotional distress, alcohol abuse, infection.

Treatment

To prevent the disease is better than cure. Required permanent prevention from childhood. It is the autonomic system reflects the normal operation of a growing organism. And the cause of vegetative-vascular dystonia is autonomic dysfunction, which can be a large number of diseases. The most important factor in the treatment of this disease is considered to be the correct way of life: monitor your body more relax and spend time outdoors, walking, good to sleep, not to worry.

Ilso It can be useful to pass a health-resort treatment. The medication is made by a physician. To the same extent refers to the use of different procedures prescribed by the doctor.

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