Peculiarities of clinical symptoms digestive disorders in infants with perinatal pathology history.

Abstract

Nowadays, one of the most common pathological conditions in children is a disorder of the composition and function of large intestine microflora developing under the influence of various unfavourable factors. In infants dysbiotic disorders occur more frequently than in adults; that is determined by morphological and functional immaturity of the gastrointestinal tract in this age. One perspective suggests that severe clinically significant forms of dysbiotic disorders in the first years of life can be regarded as a prerequisite to the development of inflammatory bowel disease. Contributing background to the development of dysbiotic intestinal disorders in infants with perinatal pathology is connected with changes in the functional state of the liver and biliary tract. Occurrence of unfavourable risk factors even during the labour leads to adaptation disorders of varying severity degrees in newborns; that requires treatment and care of the infant separately from the mother under the supervision of medical personnel. The aim of the study. The purpose of the scientific work was to study peculiarities of formation of intestinal microecology in infants with perinatal pathology history.