In 30 women with a climacteric syndrome (average age (54.9±0.7) years) we estimated autonomic disorders by questionnaires; autonomic balance was determined by cardiointervalography; ambulatory blood pressure monitoring was performed baseline and two months after prescribing phenibut 250 mgs TID. In 2 months of phenibut treatment in patients with a climacteric syndrome frequency of autonomic disorders diminished considerably, memory and concentration of attention got better, normalization of autonomic balance and sleep was noticed, as well as diminished blood pressure variability.
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