CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF PARASITIC INFECTION IN CHILDREN

Authors

  • Erkinov N. G. Tashkent Medical Academy Assistant of the Department of Rehabilitation, Folk Medicine and Physical Education

Keywords:

Helminthosis, giardia, ascarida, immunity, parasitic diseases, antigens, antibodies, bronchial asthma.

Abstract

The problem of protecting children's health is one of the priority tasks of health care today. Currently, one of the factors determining the state of health is socially determined diseases, including protozoonoses and helminthoses, which make up 99% of all parasitic diseases. Parasites often contribute to the development of chronic eating disorders, gastrointestinal tract diseases, chronic intoxication, sensitization of the body, and serve as the main factors of weakening of the immune system.

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Published

2024-06-14

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 6 (2024): ESMJ

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How to Cite

CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF PARASITIC INFECTION IN CHILDREN. (2024). European Science Methodical Journal, 2(6), 297-301. https://europeanscience.org/index.php/3/article/view/721