METHOD OF TREATING ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE, FC I-II EXERTIONAL ANGINA Russian patent published in 2012 - IPC A61H33/02 A61H35/00 A61N5/02 A61N1/36 A61K35/08 A61P9/00 

FIELD: medicine.

SUBSTANCE: invention refers to medicine, namely cardiology, physiotherapy. The method involves mineral water intake, underwater treatment, transcranial electrostimulation and radon balneotherapy. The mineral water intake is carried out from the first day of an adaptation period, daily for 21 days. Low-mineral hydrocarbonate sodium-calcium faintly acid carbonic acidulous arsenical boric 'Chvizhepse' water is taken. The water is taken 150 ml 3 times a day, 40 minutes before meals at water temperature 15-18°C. The underwater treatment and transcranial electrostimulation procedures are conducted every second day starting from the fourth day. The underwater treatment procedure is to be followed by the transcranial electrostimulation 2-3 hours later. The electrostimulation is conducted with the TRANSAIR-01 apparatus using rectangular electric pulses of frequency up to 70 Hz and duration 3.5 m/s, at current intensity 4 mA. The duration of the first procedure is 15-20 minutes, while the second and following procedures last for 30 minutes. The radon balneotherapy is represented by general baths every second day starting from the fifth day. The bath duration is 6-8-10-12-15 minutes at water temperature 36°C.

EFFECT: method provides higher therapeutic effectiveness, stabilises the clinical course and reduces a risk of ischemic heart disease complications due to activated adaptability, stimulated activity of the vegetative nervous system, normalised coronary myocardial reserves and intracardial haemodynamics, improved myocardial contractility, corrected dislipidemia, normalised lipid peroxidation, enhanced antioxidant and coagulation systems, corrected arterial hypertension with ensuring a target blood pressure level, higher physical activity tolerance.

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