EXAMINATION OF CHILDREN WITH NEUROPATHY, TIMELY DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION MEASURES AFTER ILLNESSES
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children, peripheral nervous system, skeleton, movement, treatment, rehabilitation, central nervous system##article.abstract##
Objective: Treatment of children with neuropathy by maximizing their quality of life using effective treatment methods. Timely implementation of rehabilitation processes after treatment. Methods. This study used observational, prospective and cohort methods. Based on the goals and objectives of the study, the main and control groups were formed. The comparison groups were comparable by gender and age. The scope of the study included: collection of anamnesis, somatic and neurological examination, balance assessment (Standing Balance R, Bohannon Scale), assessment of quality of life impairment according to the Rankin scale, assessment of physical capabilities according to the Rand scale, assessment of pain due to the disease, pain assessment according to the visual analog scale (VAS), assessment of the severity of the asthenic state (according to L.R. Krupp), assessment of perceived barriers and motivators of maintaining physical activity. Results: As with some patients in the comparison group, small changes in the length of the right and left legs were observed after rehabilitation, and some patients developed scoliosis on the right or left side of the body depending on the length of the legs. Patients with scoliosis are treated
with lechebnye meropriyatiya. Complex therapeutic physical culture (ThPC) is aimed at strengthening the spine and preventing scoliosis. The training includes space, basic training and groundwork. Complex physical training helps to restore the balance of the muscles and ligaments, remove the izbitochnoy gruzki and the spine, improve and strengthen the muscles and spine, and has a toning effect on the whole organism. Conclusion: It is necessary to start medical rehabilitation for neuropathies as early as possible, to fully monitor sick children through a continuous, comprehensive, unified systemic program of medical rehabilitation, to prevent exacerbations of complications of diseases by conducting a planned process of medical rehabilitation individually, continuously, in stages within the established timeframes.
