Key result
Neurac suspension rehab lowers systolic blood pressure by ~17 mmHg in hypertensive vegetative dysfunction.
Why the study?
New effective means and methods of rehabilitation for vegetative disorders were needed, and the content of an outpatient rehabilitation program for patients with hypertonic vegetative-vascular dysfunction required substantiation.
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Hypothesis-generating for Neurac suspension therapy in hypertensive vegetative dysfunction; prospective trials needed before clinical adoption.
The work considers the urgency of the search of new effective means and methods of renewal at vegetative disorders. The content of the rehabilitative program, proposed for the renewal of patients with vegetative vascular dysfunction of hypertonic type in the polyclinic conditions is substantiated. The used program contributes to the improvement of functional indicators of the cardiovascular system and psychological state of the patients, as well as the prevention of vegetative crises.
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Козік et al. (2021) studied Vegetative-vascular dysfunction of the hypertensive type (n=20). Comprehensive rehabilitation with Neurac neuromuscular activation (Redcord), therapeutic exercises, massage, hydrotherapy, sodium bromide electrophoresis, aromatherapy, phytotherapy, and diet vs. Standard rehabilitation (therapeutic exercise, massage, sodium bromide electrophoresis, herbal teas, and diet therapy) was evaluated on Systolic blood pressure (mmHg) post-intervention. Comprehensive rehabilitation incorporating Neurac suspension therapy reduced systolic blood pressure by 11.5% (17.3 mmHg) vs 7.9% (11.7 mmHg) in controls with hypertensive vegetative dysfunction.
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