Vegetative-vascular dystonia is a complex violation in the functioning of the nervous system. Rather, the part of it that regulates "unconscious" processes, such as heart rate, blood pressure, salivation, digestion, respiration, and several others.
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It is a consequence of the malfunctioning of the autonomic nervous system, so the spectrum of its manifestations is very diverse. Diagnosis of
neurocirculatory dystonia (this is the medical name for this syndrome) is difficult precisely because of the multiplicity of its manifestations.
With VVD, a person experiences pressure surges, disturbances in the body's thermoregulation (causeless increase or decrease in body temperature), and breathing problems. Patients complain of tachycardia, bradycardia, causeless pain in the heart. Often there are dyspeptic problems not caused by objective reasons: vomiting, belching, delayed stool or diarrhea.
But the most unpleasant, negatively affecting the person’s quality of life, are neuropsychiatric problems with VSD: weakness, high fatigue, drowsiness, as well as dizziness, fainting, panic attacks and insomnia.
Treatment of VVD depending on its type
Therapy for this syndrome is noteworthy in that it can only alleviate the condition. To date, there is no medicine or procedure that could completely save a person from such a pathology as vegetovascular dystonia.
Signs of VVD, which are manifested in specific people, allowed us to make a more detailed classification of this syndrome.
Only relying on knowledge of the form of the pathology can an effective treatment for VVD be prescribed. Despite the multiplicity of symptoms, in vegetative-vascular dystonia there are three main types of course: cardiac, hypotensive and hypertensive. The first type is associated with impaired heart function, the second with a sudden decrease in systolic pressure, and the third with its increase. In practice, mixed options are most often found. Let us consider in more detail how to improve the condition if vegetovascular dystonia has been diagnosed.
Home treatment - folk recipes and doctor's recommendations
Conservative therapy for VVD, as noted above, does not exist in modern medicine. Nevertheless, it is worth listening to the advice of doctors.
Treatment of VVD is reduced to observing the correct sleep and wakefulness regimen, as well as giving up bad habits. No matter how trite this advice may seem, you should not neglect it. The presence of
neurocirculatory dystonia in any form of its course is a sign of vulnerability of almost all body systems, therefore it is important to protect it from secondary negative factors. They improve the condition and increase the general tone of playing sports, especially yoga.
At home, tinctures of ginseng and eleutherococcus will help to relieve symptoms and improve well-being with a hypotensive type of VVD. They must be taken in courses of 15-20 days.
Hypertensive-type VSD treatment
Herbs and infusions are used that have a sedative effect: lemon balm, mint, valerian, motherwort, St. John's wort. The duration of therapy is no more than a month, while the dosage should be strictly observed.
In general, the use of folk remedies involves a preliminary consultation with a doctor. And it is better if the treatment is carried out comprehensively: under the supervision of a specialist and in accordance with his recommendations.