AGE-RELATED DYNAMICS OF INDIVIDUAL PHYSIOLOGICAL INDICATORS IN WOMEN OF YOUNG REPRODUCTIVE AGE

Abstract

One of the approaches to the integrative assessment of the functional state of the body is the determination of biological age, which is a combination of metabolic, structural, functional, regulatory features and adaptive capabilities of the body and, in essence, is an indicator of the health status of the body [2].

An in-depth method for determining biological age exists, which is a typical linear regression model of biological age and includes the following set of 13 indicators: systolic, diastolic, and pulse arterial pressure, pulse wave velocity in elastic and muscular vessels, vital capacity, breath-holding time on inhalation and exhalation, lens accommodation, hearing threshold, static balancing on one leg, body weight, self-assessment of health, and the Wechsler symbolic-numeric test [1].                                                                            

This method has found wide application in clinical gerontology, which makes it promising, but at the same time, the possibility of its application in young people remains poorly understood.