EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DIFFERENTIATED NEUROTROPIC AND ADAPTOGENIC BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE COMPLEXES IN CORRECTING AUTONOMIC DYSFUNCTION IN HYPERSTHENIC AND HYPOSTHENIC FORMS OF NEURASTHENIA
Abstract
Neurasthenia is characterized by psychoemotional stress, fatigue, sleep disturbances, irritability, anxiety, and autonomic instability. Differences between hypersthenic and hyposthenic forms require a differentiated rehabilitation approach. This article proposes a study model to evaluate the effectiveness of adding neurotropic and adaptogenic biologically active supplements to standard rehabilitation for correcting autonomic dysfunction
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