Category: Bronchial disease

RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS IS AN AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE that primarily affects the joints and is more common in women. If arthritis begins in childhood, it is called juvenile ; the disease can proceed in different ways, and its causes are still unknown. Both rheumatoid

Bronchial asthma is a chronic nonspecific recurrent polyetiological lung disease, which is formed with the participation of immunological and non-immunological mechanisms, characterized by pronounced airway hyperresponsiveness to specific and nonspecific stimuli and the presence of the

At present, bronchial asthma is considered as a disease with complex multifactorial pathogenesis, including immune and non-immunological mechanisms: allergic predisposition, immunological damage of various types, disorders of adrenergic and cholinergic regulation, neuroendocrine disorders, bronchial hyperreactivity

Atopic bronchial asthma (synonym: non-infectious allergic bronchial asthma) is one of the forms of bronchial asthma, which is based on an allergy to non-infectious allergens. Atopic asthma accounts for up to 15% of varieties of asthma. The etiology

Atopic bronchial asthma must be distinguished from other bronchopulmonary allergic diseases, bronchospastic syndromes, as well as various forms and variants of bronchial asthma. Treatment of atopic bronchial asthma The treatment of atopic bronchial asthma is

Etiology of asthmatic bronchitis This disease is polyetiological and can occur both as a result of the action of household allergens (house dust, pillow fluff, animal hair, plant pollen, etc.), and viral and bacterial, especially

Treatment for allergic bronchitis and tracheitis should be comprehensive, lengthy and systematic. Strict individualization is required, taking into account the characteristics of the course of the disease. Basically, the principles of therapy are reduced to the correct

Bronchial asthma is a disease that is characterized by periodically occurring attacks of suffocation or expiratory dyspnea caused by allergic reactions that occur in the tissues of the bronchial tree. The incidence of children with bronchial asthma

The study usually determines obstruction of the bronchi with viscous mucus, spasm of the muscles of the bronchi, cellular (often eosinophilic) infiltration of their mucous membrane, emphysematic bloating. Degenerative changes in other organs are noted. Clinic

Recurrent bronchitis is one of the most common clinical forms of bronchitis. Its frequency per 1000 children aged 1 year to 15 years ranges from 1.8 – to 3.7. The disease is characterized by recurrence of bronchitis recurring at