CHARACTERISTICS OF THE VEGETATIVE STATUS IN DIFFERENT CLINICAL CASES OF VEGETATIVE DYSFUNCTION IN YOUNG PEOPLE
Clinical-experimental observations of the vegeta-tive nervous system in students with vegetative dys-functions (VD) consisting of studying functional dy-namics of die vegetative tone, reactivity, and regula-tion made it evident that each clinical case of VD is characterized by a certain vegetative status. Cardiovas-cular VD is distinguished by dominance of unnatural vagotropic reactivity on a background of initial sympa thicotonia. Gastrointestinal VD was developed largely by individuals with unnatural sympathetic reactivity and initial vagotonia. Respiratory VD is characterized by increased vagotropic reactivity and inadequate vegeta-tive regulation. These results permit differential reha-bilitative correction of different clinical VD cases in stu-dents by selection of therapeutic factors depending on the type of vegetative disorders.