EFFICIENCY OF ANTI-ALLERGIC DRUG IN THE TREATMENT OF POLYPOSIS RHINOSINUSITIS

Abstract

 Abstract. The problem of the etiology and treatment of polyposis rhinosinusitis (PRS) remains unresolved. Pathogenetically, PRS arises as a result of allergic rhinitis, characterized by involvement of the microcirculatory bed, secretory gland cells, formation and recurrent growth of nasal polyps, predominantly originating from edematous tissue infiltrated with eosinophils, neutrophils, and other lymphoid tissue cells. Despite the advancement of surgical techniques and the wide range of drugs used, the recurrence rate of polyps ranges from 5 to 60%.