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Introduction Violations of autonomic nervous regulation are a multifactorial pathology, while environmental features are an important risk factor for this pathology. Excessive exposure to neurotropic technogenic chemical factors, including benzene, to the biological environment of the human body induces malfunctions of adaptive-compensatory mechanisms and forms an increased risk of developing disorders of autonomic regulation associated with the immune system, which are realized against the background of polymorph...

Anthropogenic factors of the production environment of oil production are characterized by more intensive influence of these factors in contrast to the external environment, which can create the prerequisites for early development of adaptation disorders, functional changes in immune and humoral regulation, especially with their genetic determinism, and the formation of an increased risk of development and weighting of cardiovascular pathology in those engaged in oil production. The aim of the work was to study th...