Origin Of Hypokinesia and General Impact on the Human Body

Dumaeva Zukhra Nasirddinova; Yuldasheva Gulmira Adilovna; Olimova Malika Shavkatjon qizi; Sirojiddinova Soxibaxon Mamasodiqovna; Dumaeva Muattarxon Shermuxammad qizi

Authors

Dumaeva Zukhra Nasirddinova
Yuldasheva Gulmira Adilovna Senior Lecturer of the Department Life Safety
Olimova Malika Shavkatjon qizi master of biology
Sirojiddinova Soxibaxon Mamasodiqovna Teacher of the Department Life Safety
Dumaeva Muattarxon Shermuxammad qizi Student of women’s sport. Andijan state university

Keywords:

Cerebrovascular Hypokinesia, Pathogenesis, Motor Neuron Homeostasis, Hypodynamics

Abstract

Hypokinesia can occur in the human body against the background of diseases of the nervous system (Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease), as well as professional activities associated with a sedentary lifestyle (programmer, operator, accountant, etc.). On this basis, hypokinesia is classified into clinical, climatic-geographical and into types that develop in schoolchildren, depending on living conditions and professional activities. Especially in schoolchildren, it was noted that hypokinesia leads to a decrease in mental development.
It is noted that hypokinesia (decrease in motor activity) leads to the induction of pathological morphofunctional changes in tissue cells of various organs in the body. In this case, hypokinetic syndrome develops under the influence of limited functional activity of skeletal muscles.