Brain hemodynamics was studied in 76 patients with oligomenorrhea aged 18 to 35 from the data of rheoencephalography. Disorders of the regional tone of brain vessels were different and related to the time of the menstrual cycle disorder; this may be explained by the degree of changes in various neuromediator mechanisms of brain circulation and reproductive system function regulation.
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