Aim: To study the cardiorespiratory system, central and intracardiac hemodynamics.

Materials And Methods: 274 patients with bronchial asthma (BA), including 117 patients with this condition concurrent with hypertensive disease (HD) during traditional medical treatment were examined.

Results: The impact of concomitant HD on the pattern of performance of the cardiovascular system and the development of the cardiac structure in these patients was evaluated.

Conclusion: In patient with BA concurrent with HD, external respiratory dysfunction diastolic dysfunction of both ventricle deteriorate, specific peripheral resistance enhances.

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