APPLICATION OF BETAHISTINE-DIHYDROCHLORIDE IN PATIENTS WITH ETHNICAL DISORDERS WITH COCHLEOVESTIBULAR DISORDERS
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Abstract
The widespread prevalence of arterial hypertension [AH], the life-threatening nature of its organ complications, especially in the brain, classify this problem as one of the most pressing in clinical medicine. However, it should be noted that most studies on cerebral complications of hypertension relate to strokes. As for pre-stroke cerebrovascular disorders (CSCD) against the background of hypertension, they are much less well covered. The existing literature reflecting vestibular disorders in patients with hypertension is presented mainly based on the duration and stage of headache, but without taking into account cerebrovascular disorders. As for information about in-depth otoneurological studies in patients with hypertension with DCVR, including a reflection of their dynamics against the background of the use of modern antihypertensive drugs, they are extremely scarce.