Treatment of vegetovascular dystonia in adults and children

Vascular disorders in children, referred to by most researchers as vascular dystonias, are a common phenomenon. Their frequency in the population of schoolchildren ranges from 7.1 to 43.7%. Usually they appear at critical stages of ontogenesis, especially during puberty. In the absence of timely therapeutic and preventive measures in a significant number of children vascular dystonias acquire a persistent character or develop into hyper- or hypotensive disease in adults. Therefore, one of the most urgent problems of pediatrics nowadays is prevention, early detection and treatment of vegetovascular disorders, because the efficiency of therapy is the higher, the earlier it is started.