INTERRELATIONS OF THE EXCHANGE OF ESSENTIAL MICRO ELEMENTS IN ADOLESCENTS WITH NEYROCIRCULATORY DYSTONIA AND LIVING UNDER CONDITIONS OF IODINE DEFICIENCY

Sultonova Feruza Khoshimovna

Authors

Sultonova Feruza Khoshimovna Andijan State Medical Institute, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Assistant

Keywords:

Neurocirculatory dystonia, iodine deficiency, trace elements, adolescents, micronutrient imbalance, autonomic dysfunction

Abstract

This study examines the relationship between the exchange of essential microelements and the development of neurocirculatory dystonia (NCD) in adolescents living in iodine-deficient regions. Analysis reveals altered homeostasis of key trace elements, including iodine, zinc, selenium, and magnesium, among affected individuals. These disturbances correlate with autonomic dysfunction and cardiovascular symptoms characteristic of NCD. The findings underscore the importance of addressing micronutrient imbalances in managing adolescents with NCD and iodine deficiency.

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