Kovalyk S. Тhe characteristics of seasonal allergy and the optimization of ways to it's control in children of Lviv region.

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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  • 14.01.10 - Педіатрія

27-06-2017

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Д 35.600.04

Essay

The paper analyzes dynamic changes of sensibilization structure for children with manifestations of seasonal allergy in the course of 21-year period. Increase of the frequency of registration of sensibilization to trees and weeds and decrease of sensibilization to meadow grasses and cereals was established. It was proved that the highest frequency of aggravations of seasonal allergy in children of Lviv region falls on May-June and August-September that coincides with the peak concentration of pollen of birch, oak, cereals, wormwood, atriplex based on the aeropalynological studies.

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