Rehabilitation of autonomic disorders in athletes with connective tissue dysplasia

The article presents the results of an experiment involving 20 athletes aged between 19 and 23 years, who are engaged in athletics and have a non-differentiated form of connective tissue dysplasia. The purpose of the study is to evaluate the effectiveness of photochromotherapy with green light as a method of rehabilitation for autonomic disorders in athletes. Research methods and organization. The analysis and summarization of scientific and methodological literature, the study of medical documentation, surveys in the form of questionnaires, functional tests, pedagogical observations, pedagogical experiments, and statistical-mathematical methods were employed for processing the results. During the experiment, the athletes were divided into two groups: an experimental group that underwent a course of photochromotherapy, and a control group in which the athletes trained in a conventional manner without any additional intervention. Research results and conclusions. The study revealed a significant decrease in the levels of autonomic disturbances and anxiety in the experimental group, indicating the positive impact of photochromotherapy. The appropriateness of integrating this method into the rehabilitation of athletes with connective tissue dysplasia has been confirmed, which may enhance their adaptive capabilities and quality of life.