Clinical And Anamnestic Characteristics Of The Health State Of Adolescents With Vegetative Dysfunction Syndrome

Shadie Kurtieva

doi:10.37547/tajmspr/volume03issue06-01

Abstract

The publication discusses the features of clinical and anamnestic data in adolescents with autonomic dystonia syndrome. Analysis of the health status of children and adolescents in the Youth Center of the city of Tashkent in dynamics for the period 2018-2020 testifies to the persistence of an increase in the incidence of adolescents in socially significant classes of diseases: nervous, cardiovascular, endocrine systems, accompanied by metabolic disorders, arterial hypertension. The growth rate of pathology increases in the adolescent period of ontogenesis. The psychological status of adolescents with ADS demonstrates a high frequency of disorders accompanied by high emotional instability, contributing to social and psychological maladjustment. ADS contributes to the formation of multiple organ pathology, the predominance of disharmonious and sharply disharmonious physical development, inconsistency of body mass index, impaired formation of reproductive health in adolescents with a high frequency of delayed sexual development.

Highlights

The most common non-communicable health disorder in children and adolescents is autonomic dysfunction syndrome (ADS) (ICD X G90)
It is known that autonomic disorders are decisive in the occurrence of a breakdown of adaptive-compensatory processes, the formation of organic somatoform disorders with the involvement of almost all organs and systems in the pathological process [5,6]. 5 The autonomic nervous system maintains the constancy of the internal environment of the body and autonomic support of various forms of mental and physical activity, innervation of blood and lymphatic vessels, exo- and endocrine glands and visceral organs, trophic innervation of the nervous system (CNS) and sensory organs
The assessment of the physical development of adolescents with SVD revealed the predominance of mesosomatic development in 76.2% of adolescents, macrosomia was revealed in 11% of cases

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Introduction

The most common non-communicable health disorder in children and adolescents is autonomic dysfunction syndrome (ADS) (ICD X G90). It is known that autonomic disorders are decisive in the occurrence of a breakdown of adaptive-compensatory processes, the formation of organic somatoform disorders with the involvement of almost all organs and systems in the pathological process [5,6]. Autonomic disorders are decisive in the occurrence of a breakdown of adaptationcompensatory processes, the formation of organic somatoform disorders with the involvement of almost all organs and systems in the pathological process. Dysfunction of the ANS contributes to a change in all types and levels of metabolism and energy in the body, is an important pathogenetic link in the formation of most chronic diseases [1,7,8]

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