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28 -2 (40) 2022 — Aslonova Marjona Ramazonovna — DETECTION OF CALCIUM DEFICIENCY IN CHILDREN AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF PARASITIC DISEASES

DETECTION OF CALCIUM DEFICIENCY IN CHILDREN AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF PARASITIC DISEASES

Aslonova Marjona Ramazonovna Bukhara State Medical Institute named after Abu Ali ibn Sino

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Globally, calcium levels have been studied in children and adults, and the complications and deficiencies resulting from its deficiency have been shown to be relevant, but calcium levels in parasitic diseases have not been studied. The prevalence of vitamin D and calcium deficiency around the world, the proliferation of disease pathogens, and the re-examination of this problem in terms of damage to many organs and systems are of scientific interest in conducting research in this area. Calcium makes up 2% of the total mass of the body. In the Russian Federation, 30-76% of children have calcium deficiency. Vitamin D and calcium deficiency have been found to have a negative effect on the immune system of children. According to Australian scientists, in countries in the northern latitudes, 94% of children have hypocalcemia, of which 86% have symptoms of rickets.

Key words: Helminthiasis, calcium, vitamin D, enterobiosis, hymenolepidosis, giardiasis, ascariasis.

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