Medical and ecological rehabilitation of children with chronic diseases

In recent years, there has been a significant increase in morbidity among children and adolescents for the main classes of diseases, which may be associated with both improved diagnostics and the impact of a complex of negative factors, among which the environmental factor is of no small importance [1, 5]. To increase the effectiveness of treatment and prevention of children with various diseases living (or have lived) in areas of technogenic pollution, measures are being developed to prevent the accumulation of xenobiotics in the body, with the widespread use of drugs that reduce the degree of their toxic effect. All this is included in the system of measures aimed at reducing the intake of toxic substances into the body, compensating and restoring the functions of organs and systems impaired as a result of diseases, optimizing metabolic processes, preventing relapses, increasing the adaptation of children living under conditions of chronic exposure to ecologically unfavorable environmental factors [18].