PREDMENSTRUAK SINDROMDA PSIXOSOMATIK SIMPTOMLAR OMILI SIFATIDA FOLAT KISLOTA XOLATI.
Ключевые слова:
Folatlar, folat holati, PMS, premenstrual sindrom, psixosomatik alomatlarАннотация
Premenstrüel sindrom (PMS) davriy ravishda yuzaga keladigan psixoemotsional va somatik kasalliklar majmuasi bilan tavsiflanadi, ularning og'irligi tananing mikronutrient holatiga bog'liq bo'lishi mumkin. So'nggi yillarda folat holati neyrotransmitter metabolizmini, bitta uglerod almashinuvini, homosistein aylanishini va markaziy asab tizimi tuzilmalarining ishlashini tartibga solishda ishtirok etadigan asosiy metabolik omil sifatida tadqiqotchilarning alohida e'tiborini tortdi. Ushbu tadqiqotning maqsadi hozirgi ilmiy adabiyotlarni tahlil qilish asosida foliy kislotasi etishmovchiligining PMS psixosomatik belgilari rivojlanishiga qo'shadigan hissasini baholashdir. So'nggi o'n yil davomida nashr etilgan nashrlarning tizimli tahlili o'tkazildi. Xulosa qilingan ma'lumotlar shuni ko'rsatadiki, foliy kislotasi darajasining pasayishi tashvish, astenik va depressiv ko'rinishlarning kuchayishi, shuningdek, asosan hayz davrining luteal bosqichida kuzatiladigan somatik shikoyatlarning kuchayishida potentsial modulyatsiya qiluvchi omil bo'lishi mumkin.
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