LYSOCYME ACTIVITY IN THE DYNAMICS OF THE ACUTE ALGOGENIC PROCESS AND ITS DEPENDENCE ON THE ETIOLOGY OF PAIN
The researchers pay incomparably less attention to the system of innate immunity than to the mechanisms of adaptive immunity. At the same time, it is the factors of innate immunity that most quickly and effectively protect the body from infection. Maintaining the innate immunity system in a constant state of functional readiness is the most important preservation of the body's homeostasis and therefore it permanently receives activating incentives. Nowadays there is no longer any doubt that these stimuli should not necessarily be of antigenic nature. The literature has accumulated enough information about the activation of innate immunity under physical, chemical, and psychogenic conditions. Acute pain occupies a special place among them. It carries on itself not only a signaling, but also a mobilizing function. The last one applies to both cellular and humoral immunity factors. Studies carried out in the last two decades have shown that the excesses of an acute illness are accompanied by factors of innate immunity. The presented work highlights the features of the change in the activity of lysozyme, depending on the type of acute pain, the effect on the body.