EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MULTIMODAL THERAPY IN VEGETATIVE-VASCULAR DISORDERS AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF CERVICAL OSTEOCHONDROSIS
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cervical osteochondrosis; vegetative-vascular dysfunction; arrhythmia; traditional medicine; phytotherapy; acupuncture; quality of life indicators; vertigo; tinnitusAbstract
The main aim of this study is to present an analytical article on the epidemiology, pathogenesis, and complex therapeutic approaches for the treatment of vegetative-vascular disorders associated with cervical osteochondrosis. This review highlights gaps in current knowledge and helps to clarify directions and approaches for future research. Additionally, it aims to assist all healthcare professionals in preventing and managing the disease.
Conclusion
Vegetative-vascular disorders associated with cervical osteochondrosis represent a serious clinical problem requiring a comprehensive approach. Recently, interest in traditional medicine treatments and therapeutic possibilities has been increasing, and these methods are widely applied in clinical practice. The combined use of traditional and modern medical methods may be effective in improving cardiovascular and nervous system function, muscle relaxation, and reducing dizziness and pain symptoms. Incorporating traditional medicine methods into the treatment of vascular disorders associated with cervical osteochondrosis is a promising approach to increase overall therapy effectiveness.
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