The use of Chinese biorhythmology in the treatment of hypertensive illness
AUTHORS : Levin A.V. | Kulidzhanov A. Yu.
RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : Samara Military Medical Institute, Samara
YEAR : 2005
At present, as evidenced by the practical experience of clinicians, arterial hypertension occupies a leading place among the risk factors for the development
of such severe complications as cerebral stroke and myocardial infarction. The prevalence of arterial hypertension among the population of Russia has now
reached critical values: 39.2% in men and 41.1% in women. At the same time, there is undoubted evidence that antihypertensive therapy should be carried out for a
long time, in essence, for life, and subject to its adequacy and control over the level of pressure. The emergence of new antihypertensive drugs does not solve the
problem of the existing reality – a high level of hospitalization of patients with
essential hypertension remains, and side effects of the drugs used are often noted.
One of the methods of treatment that allows
