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47 -8 (58) 2023 — Оlimov S.Sh.,Sharipova G.I. — IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TREATMENT OF HERPETIC STOMATITIS IN PATIENTS OF DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS

IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TREATMENT OF HERPETIC STOMATITIS IN PATIENTS OF DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS

Оlimov S.Sh., Bukhara State Medical Institute named after Abu Ali ibn Sina

Sharipova G.I. Bukhara State Medical Institute named after Abu Ali ibn Sina

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Here presented historic data on herpetic infection, characterized different representatives of herpetic virus. Pathogenesis of this virus is described, classification of it is given and phases of virus development in the human body, ways of decease transmission. Illustrated prevalence of herpetic stomatitis in different age groups. Presented clinic classification of herpetic stomatitis, clinics of rapidly relaps-ing herpetic stomatitis depending on level of decease. Given differential diagnostics of oral herpetic infection in comparison with a range of similar deceases. Described basic treatment principles of herpetic stomatitis, offered a scheme of the most rational treatment of above decease with a use of media for local and overall therapy of her- petic stomatitis. Recommendations are given for prophylactic actions, which deter the occurrence and relapse of this decease.

One of the urgent problems of modern clinical medicine is viral diseases. A special place among them is occupied by herpes simplex (PG).

The term “herpes” (from “herpo”to crawl) has been known in medicine for almost 25 centuries. Febrile herpes (“cold”) it was described by the Roman physician Herodotus in 100 BC. Mention of it is found in the treatises of Hippocrates, Avicenna. In 1912, the German scientist W.Gruter isolated the herpes simplex virus (HSV). It caused herpetic keratitis in rabbits when the contents of the patient’s vesicle were applied to the scarified cornea. In 1919, another German scientist A. Lowenstein published the results of similar experiments [1, 2, 3].

Keywords: HSV, herpetic stomatitis.

First page

271

Last page

276

For citation: Оlimov S.Sh.,Sharipova G.I. – IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TREATMENT OF HERPETIC STOMATITIS IN PATIENTS OF DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS //New Day in Medicine 2023 8(58): 271-276 https://newdaymedicine.com/index.php/2023/09/01/l-335/

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