Psychosomatic diseases as the basis for the development of thermoneurosis

Abstract

In the modern world, studying the impact of stress factors on the human body is becoming more and more relevant. Increasingly, medical practice describes conditions associated with a long-term persistent increase in body temperature. The cause of this syndrome can be both infectious and non-infectious factors, however, due to the lack of diagnostic capabilities, making a final diagnosis is not a quick matter. One of the causes of prolonged fever is thermoneurosis, which develops under the influence of various exogenous and endogenous factors on the body. The development of this condition is based on circadian rhythm disorders, which lead to an imbalance in the internal processes of the body. This article describes the pathogenesis of thermoneurosis, its causes, and the consequences of this condition.