The results of the medical examination of meteotropic patients in an industrial enterprise

Dispensationalization of the entire population dictates the need to find and implement new forms of preventive work in the practice of health care. Among them, the fight against meteopathies is of particular importance. High sensitivity of patients to unfavorable heliogeophysical and meteorological factors is known; if preventive work is carried out among such patients, their morbidity decreases. However, the prevention of meteotropic reactions in hospitals and polyclinics is not widespread, which is due to the lack of study of this problem and organizational difficulties. It is believed that meteotropic reactions depend on abrupt weather changes, solar activity, electromagnetic and acoustic oscillations. It is impossible to take into account all mentioned factors in daily practice of a physician without creating a special service.