Cerebrovascular diseases occupy one of the leading places in the structure of morbidity, disability and mortality [1,2,12,15]. Early clinical forms of cerebral circulatory disorders are a frequently occurring neurological condition affecting creativity, work capacity and quality of life. Today there are a lot of good, effective medications capable of correcting the changes in the body, but they are not always available or the method of their use is not comfortable. Using physiotherapeutic methods of drug administration, it is possible to eliminate these difficulties to some extent. Thus, under the action of electric current, drugs in endonasal administration penetrate through the nasal mucosa, travelling pereneurally and along the lymphatic pathways, enter the liquor of the subarachnoid space and have an effect primarily on the hypothalamus