What is neurosis (VSD) in reality, the true causes

How to determine whether there is neurosis?

To clearly define the disease, consult a doctor. Only based on symptoms and tests, a neurologist will make a diagnosis: neurosis or simply manifestations of vegetative-vascular dystonia.

Symptoms of various neuroses that do not overlap with the symptoms of VSD occur in isolation:

• emotional distress;
• indecisiveness and communication problems;
• low or high self-esteem, desire for perfectionism;
• uncertainty or inconsistency of values, life desires and preferences, ideas about oneself, others and life;
• frequent and sudden changes in mood;
• tearfulness, touchiness, vulnerability;
• the occurrence of hot temper, unmotivated aggression;
• the appearance of fears: claustrophobia, arachnophobia;
• fixation on a traumatic situation.

If you feel such symptoms together with the physical manifestations of VSD, then you have one or another form of neurotic disorder. If you are only worried about weakness, sweating, chest pain, palpitations, changes in pressure, a lump in the throat and other symptoms, then you have symptoms that simply resemble autonomic dystonia without a neurotic component.

Neurosis is a psychogenic disorder that develops against the background of exposure to excessive external stimuli. The reasons for the development of mental pathology are as follows:

• mental trauma;
• depletion of the energy reserves of the nervous system due to excessive mental and emotional stress;
• strong feelings (family problems, conflict situations at work, misunderstanding of loved ones);
• genetic predisposition to neuroses;
• alcohol abuse or drug addiction;
• increased body need for rest;
• chronic diseases that occur with a parallel decrease in the body’s immune defense.

Classification of neuroses

Depending on the nature of psycho-emotional disorders, neurologists distinguish the following types of disease:

• Asthenic. Occurs with frequent mood swings. A person experiences constant weakness, decreased mental and physical performance. Sometimes tremor develops accompanying tachycardia.
• Hysterical. The peculiarity of this variant of the course of the disease is the frequent occurrence of too strong emotional outbursts, which are expressed by screams, tearfulness, and convulsions. The goal of a hysteric is to attract attention, and the symptoms never occur alone.
• Depressive. Symptoms of worsening mood progress. A person closes himself off from others and avoids communicating with other people. Suicidal thoughts arise, which, without treatment, often bother a person and can be realized in a state of passion.
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD, or obsessive-compulsive disorder). A person becomes fixated on ideas or anxious thoughts that appear regardless of desire.

The variety of symptoms and factors necessitates the involvement of a psychotherapist or psychologist in treatment. Diagnosis of the problem and risk factors in each specific case will allow you to choose the right tactics to combat the disease.

General principles of treatment

Vegetative-vascular dystonia and neurosis can be overcome if you choose the right set of medications and health procedures. The therapeutic program is developed individually in each individual case.

Generally accepted principles of treatment of neurosis against the background of VSD:

• Lifestyle correction. The main idea is to reduce the negative impact of emotions. We are talking about negative and joyful sensations, which are also stressful for the body.
• Normalization of diet. Eat nutritiously with enough vitamins and minerals in your daily menu. Due to the supply of nutrients, the functioning of organs improves.
• Complete cessation of habitual chronic intoxications (smoking and alcohol abuse).
• Dosed physical activity. Training and exercises stabilize the conduction of nerve impulses from the brain to the periphery, which leads to a decrease in the classic manifestations of VSD.
• Drug therapy. Taking specialized medications helps in correcting both the psychological and somatic state of the patient.

Treat neurosis, as well as vegetative dystonia, only under the supervision of a neurologist or therapist. Even if you can do without medications, you need to monitor the basic indicators of your body and not overload it too much. Regular communication with your doctor will help with this.

Today it has been proven that vegetative-vascular dystonia, which is diagnosed in most of the world's population, is almost always accompanied by neurosis. Moreover, this pathology can either act as a factor provoking neurosis or be its consequence. This condition is extremely unpleasant for a person and is accompanied by a number of associated unpleasant symptoms.

Vitamin therapy in the treatment of various types of dystonia

One of the components of complex treatment of vegetative-vascular dystonia is providing the body with necessary micronutrients. Vitamin therapy helps to activate metabolic processes and increase overall resistance to stress and other negative influences. You can get vitamins for VSD not only from natural products, but also in the form of medications.

Additional means for the treatment of VSD are vitamins, more precisely, multivitamin complexes. In addition to them, symptomatic treatment is prescribed. What vitamins to take for VSD:

1. Thiamine or B1 takes an active part in carbohydrate metabolism, is a strong antioxidant, and is necessary for the high-quality transmission of nerve impulses between neurons. It has a beneficial effect on brain function and promotes the restoration of nerve cells. Most of the vitamin is required with age, as its absorption from the intestines decreases, as well as during pregnancy and during the period of active human growth.
2. Pyridoxine or B6 is necessary to regulate the balance of substances such as serotonin and glycine. These compounds are neurotransmitters - substances that affect the excitability of the nervous system. Due to its properties, pyridoxine reduces susceptibility to stress, mental and emotional overload. The vitamin is consumed most during physical exercise, since in this case improved transmission of nerve impulses to muscles, ligaments, and internal organs is necessary.
3. Cyanocobolamine or B12. It is required to restore myelin, the sheath that covers each neuron. The vitamin reduces pain in various lesions of the peripheral nervous system, helps strengthen the immune system, and participates in nucleic acid and amino acid metabolism.

   

4. A nicotinic acid. Vitamin B3, niacin or vitamin PP. This compound has nothing to do with nicotine. In the body, niacin is involved in lipid, carbohydrate and oxygen metabolism, helps improve blood circulation and restore neurons. Has a certain sedative effect. Participates in the synthesis of many hormones, promotes detoxification of the body.
5. Ascorbic acid. It is difficult to name those processes in which vitamin C is not involved. But in case of VSD, this remedy is prescribed to strengthen blood vessels, reduce the likelihood of inflammation and to strengthen the immune system. In addition, ascorbic acid regulates the level of cortisol, the stress hormone. It is produced in stressful situations, but is quickly eliminated. If it accumulates, this creates the preconditions for the appearance of irritability, increased excitability, even a panic attack. Vitamin C promotes the rapid elimination of cortisol.
6. Vitamin E or tocopherol strengthens the walls of blood vessels, including the brain, and prevents the deposition of cholesterol plaques.
7. Vitamin A or retinol. This substance is a powerful antioxidant, prevents aging, has a beneficial effect on memory, and improves sleep quality.

The most beneficial for the nervous system are B vitamins. These include: thiamine, cyanocobalamin, pyridoxine, niacin (nicotinic acid). They are prescribed in tablets or injections, individually or as part of a ready-made complex.

When talking about which vitamins to take for VSD, you need to take into account not only their beneficial properties, but also their ability to influence each other. Therefore, doctors prescribe either ready-made complexes with a balanced composition, or separate courses of vitamins - A and E, group B, or C. There are other combinations.

You shouldn’t prescribe medications on your own, even something as harmless as vitamins. Firstly, because vitamins are active biological compounds that affect many processes in the body. Secondly, you need to take into account the content of certain vitamins in each pharmaceutical preparation and analyze their composition.

As for which vitamin complex is good for VSD, there is a wide choice. Milgamma, an injectable drug representing the B complex, has proven itself to be excellent. If there is no need for injections, doctors usually prescribe Centrum, Vitrum or separate courses of drugs (usually AEvit, Ascorutin, B complexes).

The diagnosis of vegetative-vascular dystonia is being made by doctors more and more often. People of all ages suffer from this disease. This is primarily due to a sedentary lifestyle and constant stress. To keep the body in good shape, it is important to use not only medications, but also vitamins for VSD.

What are neurosis and vegetative-vascular dystonia?

VSD is a pathology in which neurotic disorders develop quite clearly. Vascular dysfunction, characterized by vascular spasm, causes tension in muscle fibers and nutrient deficiency in the brain.

Neurosis is a disease that occurs in the form of a dystonic disorder and occurs as a result of a person being in a stressful situation for a long time. There is no point in treating vegetative-vascular pathology if there are additional problems with the nervous system. Only after eliminating the neurosis can you begin to treat the underlying pathology, otherwise it will be very difficult to achieve a positive result.

VSD and neurosis manifest themselves:

• emotional swings;
• anxiety;
• fears that have no basis;
• anxiety states;
• fear of open space or large crowds of people;
• disturbances in mental activity and memory;
• high sensitivity;
• constant bad mood;
• fear of sharp sounds;
• decreased libido.

In addition to purely emotional components, a person may be bothered by the following physical manifestations:

• headaches that last for a long time;
• changes in the normal heart rate;
• weakening of muscle strength;
• disorders of the gastrointestinal tract;
• decreased ability to coordinate movements.

As you can see, the symptoms of dystonia and neurosis are quite varied. Their treatment should be handled by a therapist who, if the need arises, will refer the patient for consultation to specialized specialists.

Briefly about the nervous system

The nervous system permeates our entire body. All signals from the sensory organs pass through the nerve fibers to the brain, where the received information is processed. It is through the central nervous system that we interact with the outside world, receiving signals from it and transmitting them to our brain.

But the most interesting thing is that nerve impulses also produce our thoughts. You've probably noticed that as soon as you think about something bad, your whole body tenses up. In moments of pleasant memories, the body relaxes and a smile appears on the face. Thus, our thought process, our perception of the world, our thoughts, images in our heads - all this is inextricably linked with our nervous system, and as a result - with our physical state.

Clinical picture of neurosis in VSD

Manifestations and symptoms of neurosis are similar to the signs characteristic of VSD. Among other things, sick people often experience:

• heart failure;
• increased blood pressure;
• increased level of anxiety;
• weakness, expressed by vascular neurosis;
• high fatigue;
• problems with sleep and appetite.

Various symptoms of neurosis appear, both independently and as a sign of VSD. Among them, a special place is occupied by the following symptoms of VSD:

• occasional suicidal thoughts;
• anxiety, manifested in constant restlessness;
• a feeling of “goosebumps” running throughout the body;
• increased urination;
• chest pain;
• difficulty breathing.

All these manifestations may well be signs of diseases of the respiratory, nervous, cardiovascular or gastrointestinal systems. To clarify the diagnosis, an examination is required, during which the person passes all the necessary tests.

Causes of neurosis in VSD

Having discovered neurotic disorders in themselves, people, before starting therapy and treatment of dystonia, wonder where this disorder in the functioning of the nervous system, complicated by VSD, could have come from.

Considering neurosis as a pathology that causes fear of death, characteristic of dystonia, the following causes of occurrence can be attributed to it:

• heredity;
• constant emotional tension;
• chronic stress;
• lack of night rest;
• food that does not have a balanced composition;
• constant stress, both mental and physical;
• bad habits;
• suffered TBI;
• infectious diseases;
• imbalance at hormonal levels;
• decrease in the body's defenses;
• vitamin deficiency.

To prescribe adequate therapy, a detailed study of the patient’s lifestyle, his eating habits, lifestyle and field of activity is required. Knowing all these features, a specialist can make a diagnosis and prescribe the necessary treatment. To get rid of neurosis, first of all, vitamin therapy is indicated, as well as symptomatic treatment of the most disturbing manifestations.

Treatment of VSD and neurosis

VSD, neurosis and other unpleasant manifestations of imbalance in the functioning of the nervous system can cause panic attacks and, in general, interfere with a person’s normal life.

As means that can reduce the manifestations of neurosis, the attending physician often prescribes the following drugs:

• neuroprotectors that lead to normal blood circulation in the brain (for example, the effectiveness of the drug Phenibut for VSD has been clinically proven); sedatives that sedate the excited nervous system (their use must be carried out with strict adherence to the dosage so as not to cause the development of adverse reactions from the body);
• antidepressants to treat autonomic disorders manifested as sleep problems or the development of anxiety;
• beta-blockers, normalizing blood pressure and heart rate.

In addition to medicinal effects, in the treatment of neurosis with VSD, the following measures are important:

• physical therapy exercises (properly performed exercises, gymnastics, eliminate vegetative-vascular disorders): this method allows you to increase the production of serotonin, which is responsible for the pleasure center in the brain, as well as work on problem areas and relieve discomfort from them;
• physiotherapeutic procedures (Charcot's shower, acupuncture, reflexology, electrophoresis on the cervical area, taking a contrast shower, massage on the back and neck); psychiatric help: with the help of an experienced specialist, you can easily find the root of the problem, work through it and get rid of its effect on the nervous system. The doctor will teach the patient relaxation techniques and breathing exercises to quickly calm down in a stressful situation;
• increasing physical activity: including leisurely walking, swimming in the pool, and classes with yoga instructors in your weekly routine. It is important that the exercises are smooth and measured; high intensity training will do more harm than good.

Symptoms of VSD

Insomnia may indicate the presence of VSD

VSD (vegetative-vascular dystonia) is a complex psychosomatic disorder. The first symptoms usually appear in adolescence, and without timely treatment the disorder progresses. VSD has a paroxysmal course.

There are a lot of symptoms of this disorder; doctors count more than 150 different manifestations. The most common ones are:

• blood pressure surges;
• heart pain, arrhythmia;
• dyspnea;
• sleep disorders;
• panic attacks;
• anxiety;
• neurosis;
• headache;
• dizziness;
• apathy;
• asthenia.

Symptoms worsen due to stress and physical overexertion. A frequent accompaniment of VSD is neurosis and other disorders caused by depletion of the nervous system.

Features of the prevention of neuroses in VSD

Neurosis of a vegetative-vascular nature is fraught for a person with problems with sleep, self-control, restraining emotions, exacerbation of existing diseases and the development of other pathologies. A person who cannot live in harmony with himself will not be able to adequately build relationships with others, even close people. He is constantly in a bad mood, dissatisfied with the whole world and is unable to find something to do that suits his interests.

Important! A neurosis that a person does not pay attention to without starting timely treatment can cause suicidal tendencies.

It is very difficult to get rid of chronic neurosis. Therefore, it is easier to prevent its development. This is especially important for people who already have symptoms of vegetative-vascular dystonia.

Preventive measures:

• daily physical activity;
• regulation of the time of night rest and work during the day;
• doing something you love that brings pleasure and gives peace of mind;
• daily walks in nature;
• establishing proper nutrition;
• maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Attention to your own body and timely response to its failures is the key to maintaining its strength for many years.

Vegetative-vascular dystonia is characterized by dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system, resulting in dysfunction of many internal organs. VSD also negatively affects mental health. In mild cases, this only manifests itself as increased irritability and bad mood. However, more severe conditions often develop, including neuroses. This condition requires an integrated approach to treatment, using both traditional methods and psychotherapy.

Drug therapy

What treatment is recommended for people suffering from VSD? Drugs that can help with this pathology are a huge list of medications. After all, the disease is characterized by too large a list of symptoms.

However, this does not mean that all drugs listed on this list must necessarily be included in the treatment program. It's just the opposite.

Prescribing an excessive amount of pharmacological drugs to a patient is the highest sign of doctor incompetence. After all, such an approach will not only not help in curing the disease, but will also significantly worsen the situation.

Don’t forget about this if you need treatment for VSD.

Drugs designed to combat both the symptoms of the disease and the disease itself are divided into several groups.

Tablets and other specialized remedies for vegetative dystonia are a whole list of medications, since using one medicine it is impossible to restore normal functioning, so complex treatment should be carried out.

For all patients, the drug prescribed by the doctor may have different effects, as well as the symptoms of the disease. An experienced specialist should know that excessive amounts of medications should not be prescribed.

The drug is divided into several groups.

Experts recommend including vitamins for VSD for a comprehensive therapeutic effect. If taken correctly, the overall health outcome will be effective. And in order to find out exactly what vitamin is missing in the body, and what drug needs to be prescribed, you need to take tests and conduct laboratory tests on them.

In general, therapy aimed at treating vegetative-vascular disease should include normalizing the state of the nervous system. And the treatment must be prescribed by the treating specialist, including the prescribed drug.

As a rule, vitamins are prescribed that contain almost the entire complex of elements beneficial to the body. The drug, which has a general strengthening property, contains:

• dandelion extracts;
• kelp;
• fenchenl;
• spirulina;
• nettle

Reasons for the appearance of neurosis against the background of VSD

In essence, neurosis is a state of exhaustion of the nervous system, which occurs during prolonged and intense stressful situations, unresolved internal conflicts and is manifested by a variety of physical and mental symptoms.

Among the physical ones there are:

• 
  cardiac or headaches;

• feeling of weakness, fatigue;
• dizziness, darkening of the eyes;
• sleep disturbance (difficulty falling asleep, shallow sleep, frequent awakenings, feeling tired in the morning);
• GCT disorders (poor appetite, abdominal pain, dysfunction of the intestines and stomach);
• autonomic disorders (excessive sweating, pressure changes, feeling of irregular heartbeat).

Psychiatric include:

• hypochondriacal syndrome;
• increased anxiety, attacks of panic and fear;
• mood variability;
• communication problems;
• irritability, nervousness;
• high sensitivity to external stimuli: light, sounds, smells;
• low stress resistance.

The clinical signs of VSD are almost the same, however, in dystonia, somatic disorders predominate. The causes of these diseases largely coincide:

• prolonged emotional or physical stress;
• lack of sleep;
• bad habits;
• chronic diseases;
• poor nutrition;
• traumatic brain injuries;
• changes in hormonal levels;
• osteochondrosis of the cervical vertebrae.

It is easy to see that both the causes and main symptoms of VSD and neurosis are very similar. Doctors often confuse these conditions, or both diseases are present in one patient.

First of all, if characteristic symptoms appear, you need to consult a doctor to undergo all examinations and establish an accurate diagnosis.
This is very important, since dangerous diseases such as coronary heart disease or depression can be hidden under the guise of vegetative-vascular dystonia or neurosis. Both neurosis and VSD require almost the same treatment. In this case, an integrated approach is used using medications, psychotherapy, physical therapy, and physiotherapeutic methods. It is also very important to follow preventive recommendations that have a greater impact on the causes of the disease.

Of course, first of all it is necessary to restore the patient’s psyche, because this is precisely the main reason. The doctor must identify factors, including hidden ones, that contributed to the development of the disease, and help the patient fight them, teach him to control stress. Modern medicine uses the approaches of psychoanalysis and cognitive behavioral psychotherapy. Meditation and auto-training are considered very effective preventive methods.

To relieve unpleasant symptoms, drug treatment is used. The following groups of drugs are used:

• antidepressants;
• sedatives;
• beta blockers;
• vitamins.

Physiotherapy has a complex effect on the body, is well tolerated by patients and has almost no contraindications. Its main methods include:

• acupuncture;
• electrophoresis;
• massage;
• water procedures.

Antipsychotic drugs

Such medications should be chosen based on their main component. It is better to give preference to sedatives made from plant extracts.

The following medications are also recommended for VSD in adults:

• "Novo-passit";
• "Persen";
• "Dormiplant";
• "Sedaphyton".

Sometimes stronger medications are prescribed (a mixture of herbal remedies and barbiturates):

• "Valocardin";
• "Barboval";
• "Corvalol".

Used to normalize heart rate and blood pressure. Reduce irritability, nervousness and aggressiveness.

Effective drugs:

• "Neurispin";
• "Ridazine";
• "Sulpiride".

Designed to combat depression, apathy, decreased activity and reluctance to take any action.

Representatives of antidepressants are:

• "Amitriptyline";
• "Sidnofen";
• "Paroxetine";
• "Coaxil";
• "Sertraline";
• "Cymbalta."

Helps restore concentration and memory. They help overcome dizziness during VSD, headaches, as well as general weakness of the body.

Excellent medicines are:

• "Glycine";
• "Piracetam";
• "Pantogam";
• "Noofen."

In addition to nootropics, you can also take neurometabolites:

• "Cerebrolysin";
• "Actovegin".

These kinds of drugs are necessary to normalize blood circulation in the brain and eliminate headaches.

The following agents are effective in treating pathology:

• "Cavinton";
• "Stugeron";
• "Pentoxifylline";
• "Oxybral".

Such medications are quite often prescribed to patients. Therefore, let's look at some of them:

1. Taking the drug Cavinton (the price of which is not at all high) improves cerebral blood supply, dilates blood vessels, and helps to utilize glucose more efficiently. This effect is achieved due to the relaxing effect of the product on smooth muscle tissue. Another positive aspect of the drug is an increase in the plasticity of red cells in the blood and a decrease in its viscosity. However, it is worth knowing about its pitfalls. Sometimes the medicine Cavinton helps to slightly lower blood pressure. The price of this medication is 252 rubles for 50 tablets.
2. The effect of the drug "Stugeron" is also aimed at dilating blood vessels. However, unlike its counterpart described above, it has little effect on blood pressure levels. This is its undoubted advantage. In addition to everything, the drug "Stugeron" has antihistamine properties. It reduces the excitability of the sympathetic nervous system and gives elasticity to red blood cells. This is how the instructions for the drug “Stugeron” characterize it. Reviews from patients indicate that using this drug as prescribed can significantly improve the condition and eliminate many negative symptoms.

The pathology can develop according to the hypotonic or hypertonic type. Accordingly, in the first case the patient suffers from low blood pressure. Whereas in the second situation the indicators can reach high numbers. When prescribing medications, the doctor must take into account the VSD types.

Treatment to lower blood pressure may include the following medications:

• "Anaprilin";
• "Bisoprolol";
• "Metoprolol."

Completely different medications are needed for patients who have hypotonic pathology.

Used in medicine to relieve chest pain.

The spectrum of action of this type of medicine is quite wide. By influencing the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems, they eliminate various pains, susceptibility to excessive sweating and improve the general condition of a person emotionally.

Representatives of vegetotropic drugs are:

• "Platifillin";
• "Bellataminal";
• "Bellaspon."

Like cerebroangiocorrectors, these medications are aimed at improving cerebral circulation and its supply with necessary substances.

Excellent antioxidants are medications:

• "Succinic acid";
• "Mexidol";
• "Vitrum-antioxidant";
• "Cratal."

In the modern medical market, the palm in terms of the effectiveness of its antioxidant properties belongs to the relatively young drug Mexidol.

This product has a very large list of advantages:

• increases concentration and stress resistance;
• improves memory, sleep;
• prevents coronary heart disease;
• strengthens the immune system;
• reduces pain by lowering the body’s general sensitivity threshold;
• promotes better oxygen saturation of the brain.

The medicine is quite effective and practically does not cause side effects, as evidenced by the instructions for the drug Mexidol.

Analogues of this medication with the same properties:

• "Neurox";
• "Mexidant";
• "Cerekard";
• "Mexipridol";
• "Medomexy".

Use of vitamin complexes

The name itself (translated as “amines of life”) speaks of the importance of these substances in the functioning of the body. With any disease, the consumption of vitamins increases significantly, while their intake from food may decrease (for example, due to impaired appetite). Therefore, most doctors prescribe appropriate medications to compensate for the deficiency that arises from VSD and neurosis:

However, it is much better to use natural forms, in the form of fresh fruits and vegetables. Another danger is an overdose of vitamins, which is just as dangerous as their absence. Therefore, do not try to treat yourself; be sure to consult a doctor.

For the treatment of VSD and neuroses, the following vitamins are necessary:

• B1 (Thiamin) – found in bread, liver, beef, black currant;
• B3 (Niacin) – meat and dairy products, cereals;
• B6 (Pyridoxine) – carrots, nuts, potatoes, liver;
• B12 (Cyancobalamin) – beef, seafood, greens;
• PP (nicotinic acid) – apples, cherries, grapes;
• C (ascorbic acid) – citrus fruits, currants, cabbage, beets.

The effectiveness of gymnastics and exercise therapy

The effect of therapeutic exercises for VSD and neuroses is very great. During physical activity, “happiness hormones” are produced: endorphin and serotonin. This helps fight stress and neurasthenia well. In addition, exercise therapy strengthens general tone, immunity, improves blood circulation, which has a positive effect on the patient’s condition, especially in the hypotonic form.

A very good method that perfectly treats VSD and neurosis is breathing exercises that can train the autonomic nervous system and improve blood supply to the brain. They have a calming effect and help cope with panic attacks that often occur with VSD.

Exercise therapy classes should be strictly supervised by a doctor, because this is the only way they can bring benefit and not harm. It is recommended to leave professional sports for some time, which usually require significant stress that is incompatible with such a disease.

Vegetative-vascular dystonia and neuroses are concomitant diseases and arise as a result of disruption of the nervous system.

Common etiological factors and manifestations contribute to the fact that their treatment largely coincides and consists of symptomatic pharmacotherapy, psychotherapy and physical therapy.

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Application of vitamins

What vitamins help best with VSD? The answer to this question depends on what type of vegetative-vascular dystonia develops. In total, attending physicians distinguish mixed, hypotonic and hypertensive types of this disease.

Vitamins E and A help with VSD quite well. They are drunk both before and after meals. For the best effect, vitamin therapy and homeopathy are combined.

If a person with VSD also has tachycardia, then he is prescribed medications containing potassium. Many doctors believe that vitamins are the best thing they could come up with for VSD. They calm well and have a beneficial effect on blood vessels. They are often prescribed for the treatment of VSD when pregnancy occurs.

Vitamin injections may be prescribed. Combilipen is usually prescribed. This is a new domestic generic, an analogue of Milgamma.

Taking prescribed vitamins for VSD is necessary for the overall health of the body.