Abstract:Stress and adjustment disorders are a significant reason for the exponential growth of most chronic noncommunicable diseases. The stress reaction is a genetically determined nonspecific adaptation mechanism, however, with an excessively intense and prolonged course, it becomes a factor in the pathogenesis of many somatic diseases, immunodeficiencies, the cause of a decrease in the threshold of resistance to infectious diseases. The presence of similar mechanisms of adaptation reactions and the development of i… Show more
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