Violations of biological rhythms in some diseases of internal organs

Disruption of biorhythms of many functions in patients with rheumatism, infectious arthritis, peptic ulcer disease, diabetes mellitus and other diseases may occur due to changes in regulation (regulatory type) or shifts in organ function (organ type). It is recommended to diagnose biorhythm variations by comparing changes in indicators at certain periods of the day. For example, to study the biorhythm of adrenal functions, it is advisable to study the uropepsin content from 0 to 6 hours and from 6 to 9 hours, the number of eosinophils in the blood - at 8, 9, 10, 11 hours, residual nitrogen of urine - from 6 to 8 hours and from 8 until 10 am. The identification of central or predominantly central types of biorhythm disturbances determines the need for the administration of drugs at night in patients with peptic ulcer disease, the transition to repeated administration of antidiuretics, taking 4/5 of the daily dose of glucocorticosteroid drugs at 6-8 am and VS — at 11-12 hours of the day.