Transient adenoiditis in children

This pathology is often encountered in pediatric practice due to the specific characteristics of nasopharyngeal microbes, virulence and invasiveness of microorganisms. One of the reasons for long-term, slow, relapsing, difficult-to-treat chronic diseases is a decrease in the body's resistance. Such changes occur, first of all, against the background of frequent and unjustified use of systemic antibiotic therapy, including a decrease in the reactivity of the immune system in frequently ill children. A special role in the occurrence and recurrence of inflammatory diseases of the nasopharynx is played by bacterial flora and herpetic infections, as well as factors that cause respiratory diseases of viral etiology.