INTEGRAL ADAPTATION RESPONSE OF THE BODY EXPOSED TO A BROADBAND STOCHASTICALLY ORGANIZED ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION TO A LOCALIZED PROCESS OF FORMALIN-INDUCED EDEMA CAUSING NEUROGENIC PAIN

The mechanism of local effects of broadband stochastically organized electromagnetic radiation (BBSO EMR) on formalin-induced edema accompanied by pain was studied at the level of integral adaptational reactions (AR). Leukogram evaluation criteria by Garkavi-Kvakina-Ukolova were used to identify types of AR and their tension (reactivity levels). Significant differences were found between the adaptation body response formed in formalin-induced edema by the type of unproductive reaction of over-activation (OA) and an integral mechanism of the bioadaptive effect of BBSO EMR - the development of stable AR of the calm (CA) and elevated activation (EA) at high reactivity levels.

adaptational reactions, formalin-induced edema, pain, electromagnetic radiation