Development of cardiomyopathy in adolescent-girls with neurocirculatory dystonia and menstrual cycle disorders

Abstract

Morphological and functional features of heart girls with menstrual cycle disorders and Neurocirculatory dystonia (NCD) indicate a high frequency of the combination of connective tissue dysplasia with menstrual dysfunction. In addition the combination of NCD patients and secondary amenorrhea has a tendency to develop dyshormonal cardiomyopathy (CMP), and the combination of NCD and pubertal uterine bleeding – dysplastic CMP. Marked disorders of intracardiachemodynamics are more common for patients of group I, that is the reason for rehabilitation and dispensary supervision tactics of this contingent.