SPREAD OF SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS, IMPROVEMENT OF TREATMENT METHODS AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE DERMATOLOGICAL INDEX OF QUALITY OF LIFE
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In the peripheral blood of patients with seborrheic dermatitis, IL-1β and fnoa pro-inflammatory cytokines are found, the degree of their concentration of which will have a tendency to rise in a pronounced inflammatory process. The activation of immunopathological mechanisms in the initial stages of the disease (up to 5 years) occurs due to the involvement of the immune system of various joints, zvenolari immunological response reactions. Symptoms of immune T-cell zvenosine (joint) deficiency are formed when the disease lasts more than 10 years, which indicates decompensation and indicates the need to recommend immunocorrelation agents.
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