CLINICAL COURSE OF ALLERGIC RHINITIS COMBINED WITH ADENOID VEGETATION AND RHINOSINUSITIS IN CHILDREN

Аннотация

Allergic rhinitis (AR) is an urgent problem of practical health care, occupying one of the first places in terms of socio-economic damage. A comorbid relationship between adenoid vegetation (AV) in upper airway allergy, termed upper airway mucosal inflammation due to IgE-mediated hypersensitivity, has been shown in many studies. Allergy is thought to be a risk factor for AV. On the other hand, since the clinical symptoms of AR and AV are similar, only one of them can be diagnosed in a patient, which leads to incorrect treatment tactics. The incidence of atopic disease in children has increased over the past decades, and this increase may have contributed to the increased incidence of allergy-induced AV. There are many studies in the literature that study the relationship between allergic rhinitis and adenoid vegetation, and there are also studies showing the effectiveness of antiallergic drugs in adenoid vegetation.