MЕTEOROLOGICAL REACTIONS IN CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC PYELONEPHRITIS AND CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC TONSILLITIS AT VARIOUS COMPLEXES OF SANATORIUM-SPA TREATMENT
The aim of the study included the study of meteorological reactions in children with chronic pyelonephritis (CP) and in children with chronic tonsillitis (CT) at various complexes of sanatorium resort treatment at the Evpatoria resort. Materials and methods. The study involved 190 children with CP (mean age 11.1±0.6 years) and 110 children with compensated CT (10.9±1.8 years), who received various complexes with balneo and mud therapy. Results. Most often, meteorological reactions were observed in children with CT, who received balneotherapy in the form of "pearl" baths, which coincided in the direction of the tonic effect with the weather changes of the spastic type (20.0 % of cases), and in children with CP in conditions of the tonic type of weather that followed for hypotensive (when passing through the conditional "zero"), who received a course of native mud therapy on the panty area against the background of chloride sodium baths (9.5 % of cases). Conclusion. Meteorological reactions in different types of weather, predominantly mild, were observed on average in 28.2 % of children with CP and in 30.0 % of children with CT. The severity of meteorological reactions in children with CP and CT depends on the conditions of medical types of weather and the applied mud and balneological procedures.