Characteristics of bronchiolitis and obstructive bronchitis progression in children under one year of age.

Abstract

Respiratory diseases remain a pressing issue today, with a yearly increase in the number of young children diagnosed with bronchial obstruction. During wartime, children's bodies experience general maladaptation, disruption of chronobiological rhythms, autonomic disorders, and impaired mucosal immunity (limited access to fresh air, staying in basements during alerts, relocations, living in compact settlements, older children infecting younger ones in closed groups, large families, separation from home, loss of loved ones, anxiety, and other psychological disorders). These factors contribute to increased vulnerability to respiratory diseases, particularly among children from internally displaced families. The aim of the study. To analyze the course of bronchial obstructive syndrome in young children to optimize preventive measures for these conditions.