Abstract
The aim. to optimize the treatment of children with ADHD who often suffer from recurrent infections by justifying the effectiveness of a therapeutic and physiotherapy complex that includes a BOS-bioacoustic effect on the head area and NILI on the projection of the cubital area and thymus. Method of research. In children (140 people) with a verified diagnosis of ADHD, often suffering from recurrent infection, humoral-cellular immunity indicators (immunoglobulins: IgA; IgG; IgM); T-and B-lymphocytes; cytokines) were studied in the dynamics of the use of therapeutic measures. Depending on the applied physiotherapy method of treatment, the children were divided into 3 groups: the 1st group-received NILI on the projection of the cubital area and thymus, the 2nd – received BOS-bioacoustic effect on the head area, the 3rd – developed physiotherapy complex, including BOS-bioacoustic effect on the head area and NILI on the projection of the cubital area and thymus. Conclusion. the developed physiotherapy complex, including BOS-bioacoustic effect on the head area and NILI on the projection of the cubital area and thymus, can be considered as a therapeutic and preventive model of respiratory viral attacks in children with SSDVNS, since it reduces the number of recurrent viral attacks by 3.7 times, correcting the activity of circulating cytokines, T-lymphocytes (CD3+), T-helpers (CD4+) and T-suppressors (CD8+) in the population white blood cells.
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