RISK OF DEVELOPING OBSTRUCTIVE SYNDROME IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS

Аннотация

The article presents the most prognostically significant risk factors for bronchial obstruction in children against the background of acute respiratory infection. The severity and course of the disease depended on the severity of the premorbid background and the type of feeding. Obstructive syndrome after an acute respiratory infection is a serious condition that requires emergency medical care. Correct prognosis and timely preventive measures can significantly reduce the risk of obstructive syndrome. We examined 60 children aged from 1 to 6 years with acute respiratory infection who were treated at the Republican Research Center for Empathic Medicine. There were 24 girls, 36 boys. The children were admitted on the 3-4th day from the onset of the disease. The patients were divided into Group II: Group I consisted of 36 sick children who were diagnosed with obstructive syndrome. Group II consisted of 24 patients with acute respiratory infection without obstruction syndrome. Rickets was also reflected in our study in the development of obstruction during acute respiratory infections. Our studies have shown that rickets, being a risk factor, also contributes to the development of such a serious complication as acute bronchial obstruction, affects the frequency of relapses and worsens the course of respiratory diseases in childhood.