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90 -3 (31/2) 2020 — Mirzoeva M. — DEFICIENCY/INSUFFICIENCY OF VITAMIN D IN PATIENTS WITH PITYRIASIS ALBA: POSSIBLE ASSOCIATION WITH PATHOGENESIS OF THE DISEASE

DEFICIENCY/INSUFFICIENCY OF VITAMIN D IN PATIENTS WITH PITYRIASIS ALBA: POSSIBLE ASSOCIATION WITH PATHOGENESIS OF THE DISEASE

Mirzoeva M.,-Buxara State Medical Institute.

Resume

Pityriasis alba     (PA)  is  common in   countries   with  tropical  and  subtropical  climate,  including  Uzbekistan.  The

pathogenesis remains unknown and therefore the treatment is ineffective. The study is justified by the lack of information on the role of vitamin D in PA pathogenesis. The aim of the study is to determine the level of vitamin D in PA patients with evaluation of interrelations between vitamin D deficiency/insufficiency and the concentration of serum IgE and the possible role of vitamin D in the pathogenesis of PA. Vitamin D deficiency/insufficiency in PA patientsis detected in 92.7% of cases. The concentration of total serum IgE correlates with the degree of vitamin D level decrease. The highest IgE levels are determined in PA patients with vitamin D deficiency. It is recommended to monitor the level of vitamin D in PA patients. Correction of vitamin D deficiency/insufficiency in PA patientsis is mandatory.

Key words: Pityriasis alba, vitamin D, IgE.

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378

Last page

384

For citation: Mirzoeva M., Deficiency/insufficiency of vitamin d in patients with pityriasis alba: possible association with pathogenesis of the disease//New Day in Medicine 3(31)2020 378-384 https://cutt.ly/HxDXJKI

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