HUMORAL IMMUNITY STATE IN CHILDREN WITH GLOMERULONEPHRITIS
One of the main problems of modern clinical Nephrology is the increase in the prevalence of glomerulopathy in childhood, the tendency of renal pathological process to progress and develop irreversible changes that lead to chronic kidney disease and disability in pediatric patients. This research examined the features of humoral immunity in acute and chronic course of Glomerulonephritis in children. It was found that the development of acute Glomerulonephritis is characterized by the overproduction of immunoglobulins (A), M, (G) docked at the end of the first year. In contrast to acute, chronic glomerulonephritis in period demonstrations marked a pronounced and persistent in the dynamics of immune disorders characterized by increased content of immunoglobulin A and G, and continuing during the first year of onset. Based on the results, we can recommend the use of indicators identified as predictors of chronicity of glomerulonephritis in children.