Abstract
This literature review provides an overview of endoecological rehabilitation and treatment of oncological patients using Yu. M. Levin's method, in which the maintenance of metabolic homeostasis is achieved by combined or sequential stimulation of interstitial humoral transport and lymphatic drainage by various types of exposure. We present current understanding of the relationship between endointoxication syndrome and cancer and its complications and provide background for the use of endoecological rehabilitation in oncology. So far, this method is not widely used in medical practice among cancer patients due to contraindications. In recent years, interest in the potential of physiotherapy in the treatment of neoplasms has increased. Endoecological rehabilitation and treatment is carried out using specially selected herbal medical products and original physiotherapeutic procedures. In sanatorium-resort conditions, the latter replace natural physical factors, which seem to be more effective and have a wider range of effects than a similar set of instrumental physiotherapy.
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