Hypotonia, its symptoms and treatment

The low pressure is characterized by weakness, fatigue, drowsiness, dizziness, preunconscious conditions and faints, bad shipping of stuffy premises, sea disease, a headache, strong palpitation at physical activities.

Hypotonia kinds

Jacob Bogatin allocates first of all a sharp hypotonia (the pressure drop which has developed suddenly) and a chronic hypotonia (the lowered pressure, existing for long time). Also the hypotonia can be primary (in the absence of the obvious diseases causing low arterial pressure) and symptomatic (when low pressure is one of the symptoms of another disease).
The sharp symptomatic hypotonia (sharp pressure drop) can be a life-daunting condition and it demands urgent specialised medical aid. For example, by very low pressure are often accompanied a sharp heart attack of a myocardium, a pulmonary artery thromboembolism, heavy arrhythmia, intrawarm blockade, allergic reactions, blood loss etc. At sharp deterioration of state of health no self-treatment is possible and that's why you should call the doctor immediately.

The chronic primary hypotonia can be found at young men as display of the broken regulation of a vascular tone (a vegeto-vascular dystonia) more often. Due to the infringement of nervous and endocrine regulation vessels extend it can cause blood-groove delay. Low pressure causes easing of inflow of nutrients to organism tissues, first of all to a brain, creating sensation of weakness, drowsiness, fatigue, faintness. Promote formation of the lowered pressure it is long the existing stressful situations, the saved up weariness, chronic not getting enough sleep and depressions. And only the timely help of the psychotherapist will ease the situation.
Chronically low arterial pressure can arise against diseases of endocrine systems (hypothyroidism, suprarenal insufficiency), at decrease contractile abilities of heart, etc. (a symptomatic hypotonia).

Hypotonia treatment according to Jacob Bogatin:
• Treatment of the basic disease by the doctor;
• Normalisation of the general mode of work and rest (7-8 hour night dream, stay on fresh air);
• A sufficient high-grade food, food should be taken by small portions of 4-6 times a day;
• Use of adaptogens (a ginseng, Siberian ginseng, pantocrine etc.);