Xenon-oxygen therapy as a factor of normalization of adaptive and psycho-emotional status in patients diagnosed with cervical cancer at the surgical stage of antitumor treatment

Introduction. Radical surgical treatment of cervical cancer (CC) involves the removal of the uterus with suspected metastatic foci in the regional lymphatic collectors and the ovaries. In this case, total ovarian suppression in patients of reproductive age is accompanied by polysystemic functional disorders in the form of postovariectomy syndrome (POES), which is manifested by changes in homeostasis, neuroendocrine and cardiovascular insufficiency, pronounced disorders in the psychoemotional sphere with the formation of a persistent stress situation and the development of psychological dysfunction [1]. Most of the methods of rehabilitation therapy are limited in their use and do not always lead to a satisfactory result that promotes searching for new technologies in the rehabilitation of cancer patients at all stages of antitumor treatment. In order to achieve a balanced response by the organism of a cancer patient to stressful events.