Clinical and Immunological Study of the Effect of Different types of Therapy on the Course of Allergic Rhinitis in Children with Hymenolepiasis

Abstract

         A detailed analysis of the main clinical and laboratory indicators ofchildren which are suffering from allergic rhinitis (AR) with concomitant hymenolepiasis in the course of antiallergic, antiparasitic and complex therapy is presented. Patients with AR with hymenolepiasis were divided into three groups: 21 patients underwent antiallergic therapy, 22 patients received antiparasitic therapy and 24 patients received complex therapy. The maximum clinical effect was achievedwith the use of complex treatment, whichwe included antiallergic and antiparasitic therapy. The dynamics of immunologicalindicatorsafter treatment of AR patients with hymenolepiasis only with antiallergic or antiparasitic drugs representsthat, despite a positive result, it is insufficient and does not normalize immunological parameters. Complex antiallergic and antiparasitic treatment results a pronounced immunological effect, activates the severity of the immune response, switches the nature of the immune response to suppressive, and alsocontributes to a more rapid relief of the allergic process in the body.