PREVENTION OF NEUROCIRCULATORY DYSTONIA IN ADOLESCENTS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
neurocirculatory dystonia, adolescence, prevention, autonomic dysfunction, cardiovascular system.Abstract
Neurocirculatory dystonia (NCD) is a functional disorder of the cardiovascular system characterized by autonomic imbalance, often observed during adolescence due to hormonal changes, psychosocial stress, and increased academic load. This article aims to analyze the risk factors, preventive strategies, and medical-social importance of NCD in adolescents. Emphasis is placed on lifestyle modification, psychosocial support, and early medical intervention as key preventive measures.
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