Dynamics of changes in neuroregulatory devices in gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer

One of the major obstacles in the treatment and prevention of peptic ulcer disease is that clinical and radiological data are not always sufficient when deciding the stability of remission or the timing of the approach of relapse. It is well known that all the symptoms of peptic ulcer disease recur in patients a short time after discharge from the hospital. The difference in the timing of the onset of relapses of the disease not only in different patients, but also in the same patient, even if the known dietary restrictions are observed, create great difficulties in the process of clinical examination in organizing an effective complex of permanent preventive measures and periodic anti-relapse courses.