SU1655516A1 - Method for treating the somatogenic agitation depression in diabetes cases - Google Patents

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(21) 4658463/14 (22) 01/10/89 (46) 06/15/91. Bul №22

(71) Voroshilovgrad Medical Institute and Moscow Research Institute of Psychiatry

(72) A.P. Chuprikov, G.Ya.Avrutsky. A.A. Neduva, A.N. Linev and N.V. Kukolenko (53) 616.89 (088.8)

(56) Yasnogorodskiy V.G. Electrotherapy. - M .: Medicine, 1987, p. 48-51.

(54) METHOD FOR TREATING SOMATOGENOUS ALARM DEPRESSIONS IN DIABETES MELLITUS

(57) The invention relates to medicine, namely to psychiatry. The method allows to stop the depression while reducing blood sugar, which is achieved by conducting electrical stimulation with a continuous series of negative rectangular pulses with a frequency of 5-100 Hz and a current of 0.5-1.5 A from electrodes located in the middle third of the gastrocnemius muscle of the left calf for 1.5-2.0 minutes

The invention relates to medicine, namely to psychiatry.

The aim of the invention is to relieve depression and decrease blood sugar.

The method is carried out as follows.

Patients prescribed therapeutic food (table number 9) and antidiabetic drugs. Electrostimulation sessions are performed daily for three days, followed by monitoring 24 hours after the last exposure. In order to achieve a more pronounced therapeutic effect, a second procedure is performed when electrodes are placed on the right tibia in order to temporarily exacerbate the symptoms and then conduct electrical stimulation of the left tibia no later than 24 hours.

As a current generator, any pulse current generator with a rectangular pulse shape, controlled by frequency and amperage, can be used.

To conduct electrostimulation, lead electrodes with gaskets wetted with electrolyte are installed so that a circular cathode with a diameter of 1-2 cm is placed above the rectangular anode 3x5 cm in size on the outer surface of the middle third of the calf muscle of the left tibia. Set the required pulse frequency of 5-100 Hz. During the course of the session, the current strength is gradually increased until the patient first appears in sensations such as mild burning, tingling, and crawling. Then, the current is reduced by 1.5-2.0 times and electrostimulation is performed for 1.5-2.0 minutes.

Example. Patient G., 53 years old. Clinical diagnosis: diabetes mellitus, type I, severe form, stage of subcompensation, diabetic polyneuritis, concomitant disease - anxiety-depressive syndrome on the background of unreliable diabetic angiopathy of the central nervous system.

The patient was prescribed a diet - table NS 9, insulin therapy - ICSA 32 units. and ITSSK 36

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First session: electrodes on the left tibia, pulse frequency 5 Hz, current 0.7 mA, duration of exposure 1.5 min. After the session, the patient noted a decrease in internal stress and irritability, the blood sugar level did not change.

The second session: the electrodes were superimposed on the right lower leg, electrostimulation was performed with a pulse frequency of 100 Hz and a current of 0.7 mA for 45 s. When viewed 24 hours later, the patient noted increased internal anxiety, irritability and the appearance of a headache, anxious sleep with frequent arousals.

The third session: the electrodes are superimposed on the left tibia, the frequency of the pulses is reduced to 20 Hz, the current strength is 0.7 mA, the effect lasted 1.5 minutes. After the session, the patient noted subjectively that he was feeling better - his irritability decreased, he was worried about his health, he became calmer, more balanced, and sleep was normalized.

After triple electrostimulation, the blood sugar level decreased from 16.39 to 10.34 mmol / l. Reduced insulin dose by 8 units.

F o rm l a and z o b rete n i

A method of treating somatogenic anxiety depressions in diabetes mellitus, including electrical stimulation with a continuous series of negative rectangular pulses with a frequency of 5-100 Hz, an amperage of 0.5-1.5 A, characterized in that, in order to relieve depression and reduce sugar blood, electrostimulation was carried out from electrodes located in the middle third of the gastrocnemius muscle of the left tibia for 1.5-2.0 minutes.

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10 claims A method for the treatment of somatogenic anxiety depression in diabetes mellitus, including electrical stimulation by a continuous series of negative rectangular pulses of frequency 5-100 Hz, current strength of 0.51.5 A, characterized in that, in order to stop depression and reduce blood sugar, electrical stimulation is carried out from the electrodes located in the middle third of the calf muscle of the left leg, for 1.5-2.0 minutes