Invasive and noninvasive methods of traditional medicine in bronchial asthma - comparative effectiveness, impact tolerance to seasonal weather factors
In study of 94 patients with bronchial asthma (BA) within 1 year of supervised treatment is shown that the inclusion of the base-BA acupuncture therapy (AP) or a set of noninvasive methods of traditional medicine (SNMTM) to a comparable extent improves the clinical condition of the patients and reduces more than 2 times the number of episodes of unstable seasonal course of the disease on the background of reducing medicament burden. It is shown that an increase in the body’s tolerance to the effects of seasonal trigger factors and achieving clinical effects of non-pharmacological methods may be associated with activation of adaptation mechanisms to the stress influences (correction of the blood levels of cortisol, the immune status, and others).