APPLICATION OF THE HERBAL MEDICATION IN TREATMENT OF PARASITOSIS IN CHILDREN WITH COMORBID PATHOLOGY OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.11603/24116-4944.2019.1.10178Keywords:
parasitosis, children, comorbid pathology, herbal medicationAbstract
The aim of the study – to determine the effectiveness of the herbal medication in a form of syrup in treatment of parasitosis in children at different age groups with the comorbid pathology of a digestive system.
Materials and Methods. 48 children aged from 3 to 14 years with parasitosis were examined, who applied for medical aid to the gastroenterologist at Ternopil Region Children’s Clinical Hospital with the pathology of a digestive system.
Results and Discussion. Giardiasis, ascariasis and enterobiasis were detected in examined children. Among the comorbid pathology of a digestive system in most of patients, the functional disorders of a hepatobiliary system such as gall bladder dysfunction and Oddi’s sphincter dysfunction were diagnosed. In order to deworming as an anti-parasitic agent, we used the herbal medication in the form of a syrup containing extracts of five plants, that is: pumpkin seeds, wormwood, common thyme, walnut leaves and garlic. Clinical efficacy of the herbal medication at parasitosis in children of different age groups with the comorbid pathology of a digestive system’s has been proven during research, as well as expediency and safety of its use at this pathology.
Conclusion. The herbal medication in a form of a syrup containing extracts of five plants, that is: pumpkin seeds, wormwood, common thyme, walnut leaves and garlic, are effective anti-parasitic agent in treatment of parasitosis in children at different ages with the comorbid pathology of a digestive system.
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