Abstract

To study the dynamics of neurovegetative and psychoemotional disorders during rehabilitation in patients with post-castration syndrome after completed radical antitumor treatment for cervical cancer or uterine body cancer Ib-IIb stages. 106 patients with post-castration syndrome developed after radical antitumor treatment for cervical cancer or uterine body cancer stage Ib-IIb were examined. The main group consisted of 66 patients who received the author's rehabilitation program which included normobaric hypoxia procedures, EHF-therapy and water aerobics 6-12 months after the completed radical antitumor treatment. The control group consisted of 40 patients were examined according to the protocol at the same time but they were not assigned a course of rehabilitation. After the completed radical antitumor treatment (6-12 months) the neurovegetative and psychoemotional disorders including anxiety and depression persisted. After patients' rehabilitation the severity of clinical symptoms of post-castration syndrome decreased; that was accompanied by positive dynamics of neurovegetative (p<0.01) and psychoemotional (p<0.01) symptoms (Kupperman scale), indicators of anxiety (p<0.01) and depression (p<0.05) (HADS scale), situational anxiety (p<0.01) (Spielberger-Khanin scale), the severity of mental and somatic signs of anxiety by 51.0% (Hamilton scale). The proposed rehabilitation complex helps to reduce the functional tension of the higher nervous system autonomic centers and to increase the nonspecific body reactivity. This allows to recommend the proposed course for the rehabilitation of this patients' category.

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