A RATIONAL GRANT OF MICRONUTRIENTS AS A WAY TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE OF CLIMACTERIC SYNDROME PATIENTS

Abstract

Effective dietary modification in the form of use of rationally designed biologically active additives (BUD) offers prospects for improving quality of life of patients with moderate symptoms of hot flashes. The micronutrients introduction results in a complex impact on the woman’s body: it stimulates own body reserves to maintain the hormonal balance and to normalize the psychoemotional state, which is clinically reflected in the lowering of the hot flashes frequency and the improvement of the quality of life of the patients. The authors analyzed the experience of use of the biologically active additive MENSE in patients with vegetovascular disorders and psychoemotional disorders during the menopause. During the observation period, the observed decrease in the Kupperman index amounted to 1.7 times on average for the entire group of patients. In the group of patients with an initially average gravity the climacteric syndrome by Vikhlaeva scale, the number of hot flashes was reduced by more than 1.5 times; in the of patients with an initially slight menopause syndrome - by more than 2 times.