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Why Close Our Eyes to Neurovegetative Dystonia?

COMPOSED of sympathetic and parasympaU thetic subdivisions, the vegetative nervous system is responsible for the rapid adaptations of the organism and the harmonious cooperation of the organ functions. These subdivisions are easy to distinguish anatomically in the regions of the sympathetic trunk and the vagus nerve. However, their peripheral terminations in most organs are close together so that the histologic separation is difficult. Most organs are continuously subject to impulses transmitted by both subdivisions. The functional status of an organ is governed by the mutual relations between these impulses.16 The activity of the vegetative nervous system