Журнал «Здоровье ребенка» Том 16, №6, 2021
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Поствірусний астенічний синдром у дітей: чи потрібна допомога?
Авторы: Височина І.Л., Крамарчук В.В., Яшкіна Т.О.
Дніпровський державний медичний університет, м. Дніпро, Україна
Рубрики: Педиатрия/Неонатология
Разделы: Справочник специалиста
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Гострі респіраторні вірусні захворювання продовжують домінувати серед причин звернень по медичну допомогу. У дитячій популяції близько 60 % випадків мають рекурентний перебіг, який, у свою чергу, часто призводить до розвитку поствірусного астенічного синдрому. У таких дітей можна виявити швидку втомлюваність, розлади уваги й здатності до концентрації, засвоєння інформації, емоційну лабільність, розлади сну. Усе це порушує звичний спосіб життя як дитини, так і її оточення, що, безперечно, потребує лікування даного стану й повного відновлення стану організму після епізодів перенесених гострих респіраторних захворювань. Фітотерапія знайшла своє місце в схемах ведення дітей з поствірусною астенією за рахунок полівалентності фармакологічної дії, доведеної ефективності, безпечності тривалої терапії фітопрепаратами й економічної привабливості для більшості населення. У сучасних реаліях фітотерапія використовується як редуктивна терапія, що поповнює в організмі нестачу продуктів проміжного обміну; як дезінтоксикаційна терапія, що забезпечує адсорбцію або хімічне зв’язування екзо- та ендотоксинів, підвищення резистентності до них організму й стимулювання видільних систем. Важливим є використання нейротропної, імунотропної, гормоноподібної дії біологічно активних речовин рослин, а природні сполуки, що активно модифікують функції регуляторних систем, мають перспективу в лікуванні складних захворювань. Аналіз пошукових баз PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus, Google Scholar, РИНЦ, Index Copernicus, BMJ, MEDLINE щодо можливості використання, ефективності й безпечності фітоскладових препарату Аллева в дітей різного віку із симптомами поствірусної астенії дозволив впевнитися в можливості застосування даного препарату з метою контролю проявів астенічного синдрому. У статті проаналізовано можливості корекції дитячої астенії сухими концентратами квіток липи, меліси лікарської, ромашки, екстрактами пасифлори, хмелю, плодів апельсинового дерева й лаванди.
Acute respiratory viral diseases continue to dominate among the causes for seeking medical help. In the pediatric population, about 60 % of cases have a recurrent course, which in turn often leads to the development of post-viral asthenic syndrome. In such children, one can find rapid fatigability, attention disorders and inability to concentrate, impaired information processing, emotional lability, and sleep disorders. All this disrupts the usual way of life of both the child and his relatives that undoubtedly requires the treatment of this condition and complete restoration of the state of the body after episodes of acute respiratory diseases. Phytotherapy has found its place in the management of children with post-viral asthenia due to the polyvalence of the pharmacological action, proven efficiency, safety of long-term therapy with phytopreparations and economic attractiveness for the majority of the population. In modern realities, phytotherapy is used as a reductive therapy, which makes up for the lack of products of intermediate metabolism in the body; as detoxification therapy that provides adsorption or chemical binding of exo- and endotoxins, increasing the body’s resistance to them and stimulating the excretory systems. It is important to use the neurotropic, immunotropic, hormone-like action of biologically active substances of plants; natural compounds, actively modifying the functions of regulatory systems, have prospects in the treatment of complex diseases. Analysis of the search databases PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus, Google Scholar, RSCI, Index Copernicus, BMJ, MEDLINE on the possibility of use, efficacy and safety of phytocomponents of Alleva in children of different ages with symptoms of post-viral asthenia allowed to ensure the application of this drug to control manifestations of asthenic syndrome. The article analyzes the options for correcting childhood asthenia with dry concentrates of linden flowers, lemon balm, chamomile, extracts of passionflower, hop, orange tree and lavender.
поствірусний астенічний синдром; огляд; фітотерапія; діти
post-viral fatigue syndrome; review; phytotherapy; children
Сухий концентрат квіток липи (Tilia L.)
Меліса лікарська (Melissa officinalis)
Ромашка (Matricaria recutita)
Екстракт пасифлори (Passiflora incarnata L.)
Екстракт хмелю (Humulus lupulus L.)
Сухий екстракт плодів апельсинового дерева (Citrus simensis)
Екстракт лаванди (Lavandula pedunculata)
Висновки
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