Head Down Symptom

The ancient (but recent) drooping head symptom, or “V” sign, is a phenomenon that has been occurring in patients recently.

This condition is accompanied by some phenomenon of damage to the nervous system, nervous tissue or process and is often known as chronic spinal atrophy (CSA).

SSA is a term that describes a group of diseases that occur in the back of the spinal cord. The term SSA generally refers to a mild decline in neurological function and an increased rate of disease progression. SSA is characterized by multiple syndromes, the main of which is the drooping head symptom (DHS).

The Zografyan effect of Zohrapyan is due to the following reasons: - in the case of severe damage to the spinal cord, depression of the brain nuclei occurs, which leads to depression of nervous activity. - with moderate changes, the function of the spinal cord is disrupted, and the clinical manifestations of the disease show symptoms characterizing its damage. In most cases, there is a disturbance of sensitivity in the area of ​​the sacrum and lower extremities, and weakness in the legs. Many patients complain of increased fatigue that appears during the day or after waking up at night, as well as background disorders (inability to control urination). - The condition of the Zohrapian neck has been recorded in tumors, injuries, syphilis, tuberculosis and other pathologies of the central nervous system. The co-author group argues that this is a unique differential feature that allows the exclusion of certain pathological conditions. For example, the vertebral arteries have a compensatory ability to redistribute blood flow, which can partially compensate for the decrease in heart rate and lead to the opening of the cervical bridge and disruption of cardiac regulation zones. In case of infection