CHANGE OF CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS IN THE ORAL FLUID CHILDREN WITH ACUTE RESPIRATORY VIRAL INFECTION

The article is devoted to the study of changes of calcium and phosphorus oral liquid children 6-7 years who frequently suffer from acute respiratory viral infections. The study involved 80 children who live in the city Poltava. The results showed that the worst results of the studied parameters of oral fluid in children who often suffer from ARVI. During the first examination showed a reduction in the 1.66 times the calcium in oral fluid of children who often suffer from ARVI (2-4 observation group) compared with the healthy group. The level of activity of the studied parameters changed in the process according to the prescribed preventive measures. During examination 2 children 3 and 4 there is increasing calcium levels in both groups compared to observation 1 test, but more important result found in children 4 groups, which we proposed preventive complex. The third survey ( 6 months ) showed that children 3 groups reduced calcium content compared to the second survey, but remains higher than in the prevention. Children of 4 groups observed stable performance of our proposed complex, which leads to a steady increase in calcium content. Indicators of inorganic phosphorus in oral fluid of children surveyed groups had no significant differences. Children who often suffer from acute respiratory viral infections is lower than in healthy children. During examination 2 content of inorganic phosphorus slightly improved as 3 and 4 in the study group, but the figure was significantly better in the group, which was proposed by our range of prevention. After 3rd examination ( 6 months ) rates of phosphorus increased in both groups of children observation, but still higher content index was studied in children of 4 groups, indicating that the higher efficiency of our proposed complex prevention of dental caries in children, who often suffer from ARVI. Based on the results of the study can be argued that our proposed health care complex useful for increasing calcium and phosphorus in oral fluid in order to increase the stability of hard tissue of teeth to the caries process