METEOSENSITIVITY DIAGNOSIS AND CORRECTION BY PATIENTS WITH BRONCHIAL ASTHMA

Selezneva Elena Petrovna, Postgraduate student, Ulyanovsk State University, selelen@mail.ru
Peskov Andrey Borisovich, Doctor of biological sciences, professor, dean of the faculty of post graduate, ad-vanced and higher nursing education, Uly-anovsk State University, abp_sim@mail.ru
Maevskiy Evgeniy Ilyich, Doctor of biological sciences, professor, deputy director of the Institute of theoretical and experimental biophysics, Russian Min-istry of Science (Pushchino), eim1@rambler.ru
Uchitel Mikhail Lvovich, Senior expert, laboratory of biological sys-tem energetics, Institute of theoretical and experimental biophysics, Russian Ministry of Science (Pushchino), teacher-62@mail.ru
Khokhlov Mikhail Pavlovich, Senior lecturer, sub-department of post graduate education and family medicine, Ulyanovsk State Medical University, mikhokhlov@yandex.ru

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During placebo controlled trial 130 patients with diagnosis «bronchial asthma» (BA) and symptoms of high sensitivity to changes of the weather were under observation during 6 months. It has been shown that addition of ammonia succinatis (300 mg per day) to standard basis therapy of BA gives several positive clinical effects such as improvement of bronchial passableness and reduction of displays of hypoxical encephalopathies.

meteosensitivity, bronchial asthma, ammonia succinatis.