BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN THE BLOOD INFLAMMATORY DISEASES OF THE NOSE AND PARANASAL SINS IN PATIENTS WITH MYOCARDITIS

Abstract

In approaches to the treatment of infectious lesions of the myocardium, contradictions remain. Scientific studies evaluating the effectiveness of various drugs in infectious myocarditis that developed against the background of acute respiratory infections are few and contradictory. Metabolic agents for various pathologies of the myocardium, according to some authors, are undoubtedly necessary, but others consider their appointment unreasonable. Almost 80% of patients with various acute infectious diseases reveal certain changes in cardiovascular activity. Most of them represent a natural functional reaction of the body to the action of the pathogen and completely disappear as a result of the treatment of the underlying pathology.