FEATURES OF MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN WITH ATOPIC DERMATITIS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES
Keywords:
atopic dermatitis, food allergy, therapeutic mixtures, topical therapy, psychosomatics.Abstract
The article presents the features of managing children with atopic dermatitis (AD) in different countries - in Uzbek-speaking (first group) and English-speaking families (second group) in comparison with healthy children. Online questionnaires of mothers with children with AD were analyzed. It was noted that in families from Uzbekistan and the United States, allergists most often observed children, patients with AD from the first group were born in most cases from the first birth, food allergy in them was mainly regarded as a manifestation of a skin symptom, in contrast to children from the second group, where along with skin manifestations of food allergy, symptoms such as an asthma attack, the appearance of blisters on the skin, diarrhea, and others were noted.
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