HYPOPHYSIS-ADRENAL AND THYROID SECRETION AT LAW ORDER STAFF IN DEPENDENCE FROM PROFESSIONAL LOADING

Background: A current etiological and pathogenic opinion about human health disturbance thereupon extreme factor effects is shown that this cause is principal mechanism of regulatory system (neuroimmunoendocrine complex) distress. In endocrine link occurs hormonal disbalance in hypothalamus-hypophysis axis, physiological interrelation disturbances in central – peripheral gland system (hypophysis-adrenal, hypophysis-thyroid) and metabolism abnormalities subsequently. Objective: Our aim was to determine the particular content of adrenocorticotropic and thyrothrophin hormone, cortisol, thyroxin and triiodthyronine features at law order staff in dependence from professional loading. Methods: It’s provided two investigation series among law order staff groups — combatants, ordinary policemen and military school students. The investigation period for all people corresponds to combat mission beginning and its finish. In blood serum an adrenocorticotropic (ACTH) and thyrothrophin (TSH) hormone, cortisol, thyroxin (Т₄) and triiodthyronine (Т₃) levels were determined. Results: A higher ACTH and TSH levels detected at combatants in both investigation series. A cortisol, Т₄ and Т₃ at combatants before military mission were least in comparative with other groups, but after mission it indexes were largest. Conclusion: Prolonged changes of endocrine secretory function that lead to hormonal disbalance can result to adaptation derangement. In connection with it in medical providing system for person that undergo extreme negative professional factors it’s necessary create a special endocrine link  with the view of organism resistance and life viability to extreme emergency factors and for prevention of pathological conditions.