LOW-FREQUENCY ULTRASOUND THERAPY WITH LEVOCETIRIZINE IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE INFECTIOUS RHINITIS



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This article represents the results of research of low-frequency ultrasound with levocetirizine in patients with acute infectious rhinitis (AIR). Low-frequency ultrasound therapy with levocetirizin effectively reduces rhinitis symptoms (nasal obstruction, sneezing, rhinorrhea) duration, demonstrates anti-inflammatory activity and reduces of topical decongestants requirement in AIR patients. Effectiveness of this therapy was estimated by objective and subjective methods.

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O G Sokolova

Omsk State Medical Academy

Email: olgha.sokolova.74@inbox.ru
Russia

I S Pogodin

Omsk State Medical Academy

Russia

I N Odarchenko

Omsk Regional Clinical Hospital

Russia

Y N Yurgel

Omsk Regional Clinical Hospital

Russia

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