Options for corrections of the post-COVID syndrome in routine clinical practice
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Keywords

post-COVID syndrome, endothelial dysfunction, hypersympathicotonia, cyticoline, meldonium, ethylmethylhydroxylpyridine succinate.

How to Cite

Cherska, M., Kucharchuk, K., & Haiiova, O. (2021). Options for corrections of the post-COVID syndrome in routine clinical practice. The Practitioner, (1), 18-23. Retrieved from https://plr.com.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/612

Abstract

The present review article gives the results of source analysis regarding recommendations to detect, diagnose and treat the patients having post-COVID syndrome. NICE (the National Institute for Clinical Excellence, 2020) Guideline defines post-COVID syndrome as features and symptoms which develop either during or after infection corresponding to COVID‑19. The products influencing endothelium and CNS play an important role in treating post-COVID syndrome. The following products of the company Nikopharm are available in the Ukrainian market: Nikomex (ethylmethylhydroxylpyridine succinate), Mildrocard (meldonium) and Pharmaxon (cyticoline); their clinical characteristics may help in routine clinical practice in order to ease the post-COVID syndrome caused by increased activity of the sympathetic nervous system and endothelial dysfunction: fatigue, tachycardia, asthenia, cognitive and psycho-emotional disorders, insomnia etc.

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