Journal of Pathology, Communicable Diseases and Preventive Medicines

Authors: Saudagar Kadam, Sachin Navghare, Sanjay Hingmire

Abstract: Based on the findings of clinical and functional tests of the circulatory and respiratory systems in adolescents with ADS, depending on the existence of prenatal pathology, this study was created. To determine the aspects of the respiratory system and heart activity in children with autonomic dysfunctions based on gender. We looked at 243 adolescents aged 12 to 18 who had clinically and laboratory-instrumentally verified autonomic nerve system abnormalities - autonomic dystonia syndrome. Signs of cardiac dysfunction were shown to be more common in adolescents with ADS who had a history of prenatal disease, mainly in males. The likelihood of developing bronchial patency violations was discovered in adolescents with ADS who had a history of prenatal pathology, with females being at a higher risk.

Keywords: Adolescents, Autonomic disorders, Perinatal pathology.