Bradienteria syndrome in the Internal Medicine clinic

Abstract

It is known that normal intestinal activity is a fundamental circadian rhythm associated with the sleep — wake cycle, the frequency of which should be at least 7 times a week. Currently, a sufficient number of clinical studies have accumulated, confirming the fact that constipation increases the risk of developing not only diseases of the digestive, but also cardiovascular, endocrine, immune, and other systems of the human body. Early diagnosis and treatment of bradienteria syndrome, as a proven predictor of a number of diseases of the internal organs, contributes to the prevention of their development and progression. It is important that the diagnosis of bradienteria syndrome should be carried out taking into account the presence of three clinical stages, since stages, II and I are 10 times more common than stage III.