For the treatment of diseases of the cardiovascular system, complex medical and physiotherapy treatment is used
In order to improve the blood supply to the myocardium , you can use:
- Amplipulstherapy paravertebral to zone C5-D6
- Darsonvalization on reflexogenic zones of the heart site
- Magnetotherapy — low-frequency magnetic field reduces increased platelet aggregation, improves microcirculation, increases myocardial oxygenation. It is carried out according to the method of the influence of a magnetic field on the thoracic spine region CV-TIV or on the area of the heart
- Hydrobalneotherapy is prescribed for stable angina and FC, showers (circular, rain), baths (pearl hydrogen sulfide, iodine-bromine) are used
- Aeroionization general
- Oxygen therapy (oxygen cocktail)
- Physical therapy (prescribed in the form of a dosed therapeutic load — walking, taking into account tolerance to this type of load, walking, therapeutic gymnastics
Physiotherapy is contraindicated:
Patients with unstable angina, with spontaneous Prinzmetal angina, circulatory insufficiency above grade I — for balneotherapy and above grade II — for hardware methods of physiotherapy, with atrioventricular blockade above grade I, chronic heart aneurysm, in the acute period of myocardial infarction, with severe vegetoendocrine dysfunction, complex cardiac arrhythmias (atrial fibrillation, tachysystolic form, paroxysmal tachycardia, polytopic extrasystole, monofocal frequent extrasystole of different origin), stable angina pectoris IV FC (a number of methods are used, including laser therapy, magnetotherapy).
Treatment results
The completed course of treatment removes the risk of deeper changes in diseases of the cardiovascular system.
Physiotherapy for cardiovascular diseases is aimed at restoring the functional state of the heart, improving coronary circulation and myocardial contractility, its excitability and automatism; improving the functions of auxiliary (extracardial) circulatory mechanisms by reducing the increased tone of peripheral arteries and veins, general peripheral vascular resistance, which allows you to increase the propulsive work of the heart with more economical oxygen consumption; improvement of blood microcirculation and its oxygen transport function; improvement of the functions of the central and autonomic nervous system, neuroendocrine and immune processes underlying a number of cardiovascular diseases.
