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Tell me, in which sanatorium is it better to treat an 18-year-old daughter with cardiopathy?
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Tanechka... Your question is incorrect. It's like asking "where to treat the stomach." As there are dozens of diseases in the stomach, so cardiopathy is understood as a set of completely diverse diseases, from alcohol intoxication and dyshormonal to elementary myocardial dystrophy from overwork. If you want, write to me, try to describe the disease in more detail - I will prompt.
u003d Alexander, 2nd disability group for life according to his heart
u003d Alexander, 2nd disability group for life according to his heart
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answered 14 years ago
I am not an expert, but I think that this is due to overwork (studying at the university) - you just need to recover over the summer and undergo some strengthening procedures for the heart.
And what are the normal sanatoriums in the Crimea with a cardiovascular specialization, I don’t know. Tell me who knows.
And what are the normal sanatoriums in the Crimea with a cardiovascular specialization, I don’t know. Tell me who knows.
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answered 14 years ago
Strictly speaking, there are none. If this is exactly overwork, then one is desirable where you don’t need to climb every day 3 times to the dining room on about the 8th floor in the mountains (san. "Ai-Petri"), and you don’t need one where you need to climb from the beach uphill to the 10th floor ("Ai-Petri", "Yuzhnoberezhny" and many others), and there is no need for one where every day under the windows children's entertainment and 300 children out of 1200 people ("Miskhor"). This year I chose "Sail" for myself: 1) the entire area is horizontal 2) a dining room at the level of the 2nd floor 3) an elevator to the beach 4) silence.
As for restorative procedures (massage, baths, etc.), they are everywhere. True, say, doctors do not prescribe massage to anyone, and for a fee - 2000 hryvnia per session - a bit much. Prostitutes are even cheaper ;-)
As for restorative procedures (massage, baths, etc.), they are everywhere. True, say, doctors do not prescribe massage to anyone, and for a fee - 2000 hryvnia per session - a bit much. Prostitutes are even cheaper ;-)
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answered 14 years ago
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