Optimization of the motor activity of students with narcolepsy and symptoms of dysfunction of the mid-stem structures of the brain

this article examines the impact of physical exercise on students suffering from narcolepsy and mid-stem structure dysfunction. An experimental substantiation of the effectiveness of using certain types of physical exercises on the basic physiological parameters of the body in order to improve the symptoms of diseases is presented. International studies on this topic have been studied to understand the impact of various types of physical activity on the health of patients with these diseases in order to select optimal physical exercises. A system has been developed to assess the effect of physical activity on the symptoms of these diseases for university students, taking into account indicators of physical activity, pulse, blood pressure, average sleep duration, body temperature, as well as the results of cognitive and psychological tests. The positive effect of the selected set of physical exercises on the symptoms of these diseases was revealed. There is a general decrease in the average heart rate during the day. Positive changes in average daily blood pressure were observed throughout the study. Indicators of the quality and average duration of sleep have significantly improved. Sleep has improved due to the lengthening of the phases of slow and fast sleep. There have been positive changes in mental and cognitive functions.

physical exercise, narcolepsy, diseases of the nervous system, physiological parameters, mental and cognitive functions