Medical rehabilitation of children undergoing CoVID-19

Lobzin, Yu. V.; Черкашина, И. В.; Самойлова, Ю. Г.

doi:10.22625/2072-6732-2020-12-3-64-74

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“…(Petrova, et al (2023)) Water procedures (rinsing, scrubbing, bathing in a swimming pool) have an active influence on the mechanisms of thermos-adaptation and are the basis of the hardening regime. Due to its mild and gentle action, the wet rub procedure is recommended in the beginning of a SPA course (Lobzin et al (2020)). The treatment of choice is the conduct of sodium chloride baths, which have a regulatory effect on the functional state of the central nervous system, endocrine and cardiovascular systems, stimulating non-specific immunological reactivity.…”

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Benefits of Balneo and Mud Treatment for Late Sequences of Covid-19

Мratskova

2023

mij

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Balneotherapy is one of the most used therapies, where natural factors are applied for treatment and prevention. It is used in various pathological conditions, with evidence of a good effect in rheumatic and neurological diseases, and in recent years also in patients recovering from COVID-19. The therapeutic factors that are used include: natural mineral or thermal waters, natural peloids (mud) and other environmental therapeutic factors. The pandemic of COVID-19 turned out to be a significant factor that led to changes in lifestyle and habits and, accordingly, the use of balneotherapy procedures for prevention and treatment. Balneotherapy (SPA-therapy) is recommended by the European SPA association after COVID-19, for better recovery of health and limitation of long-term symptoms in patients with post-COVID-19 syndrome (PCS). It is suggested that balneo-climate-treatment can improve lung function, increase the physical activity capacity and the performance of therapeutic exercises as well as the quality of life of patients in the recovery phase after COVID-19. The purpose of the present review is to investigate the benefits and effectiveness of both balneo and mud therapy in patients with long-term post-COVID-19 sequelae. Materials and methods: For the purpose of the present study, a review was made of the known scientific articles published in the world databases (Google Scholar, Pubmed, Science Direct Web of Science, Scopus, and literary sources in Cyrillic). The results were searched for the following keywords: post-COVID-19 condition, long-term effects of COVID-19, post-COVID-19 syndrome (PCS), rehabilitation, balneotherapy, SPA therapy, peloidotherapy, mud treatment, lye therapy, treatment with Rapa (highly concentrated solution of salts (most often NaCl)). Results: The review of the scientific literature published in specific medical journals found evidence for the therapeutic effectiveness and benefits of balneo and mud therapy in patients with long-term consequences of COVID-19. The described application methods are characterized by variety in the application methodology, both for external (baths, bathtubs, showers, therapeutic SPA applications) and for internal application (mainly through inhalations). On the other hand, different recommendations were found regarding the type and chemical characteristics of mineral (thermal) water and therapeutic mud that are preferred for therapy. Overwhelmingly, studies recommend combining balneo (SPA) and mud therapy with resort and climate treatment, moderate physical activity and a dietary regimen tailored to the individual characteristics of patients. Conclusion: Balneo (SPA) treatment, therapies with natural and preformed physical factors could have a preventive role, in order to improve the body’s reactivity to the adverse factors of the external environment and pathogenic microorganisms and to increase insusceptibility to infectious diseases.

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Benefits of Balneo and Mud Treatment for Late Sequences of Covid-19

Мratskova

2023

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Features of cardiointervalography in non-vaccinated against COVID-19 schoolchildren with immunoglobulins G to SARS-CoV-2

Shtina¹,

Valina²,

Ustinova³

2022

Profil. med.

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Transcranial magnetic stimulation in neurorehabilitation: experience and prospects

Войтенков

Málly²,

Черкашина

et al. 2021

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Diagnostic transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a valuable neurophysiological technique. The use of TMS has fundamentally changed the therapy and diagnosis of nervous diseases, introducing the possibility of direct assessment of conduction along the motor pathway in the central region, neuroplasticity, the ratio of central inhibition and excitation, and the effect on neuroplasticity and neurogenesis. The technique is safe, has a low cost and there is no need to purchase expensive consumables, it is applicable for a wide range of diseases in both adult and pediatric practice. The issues of the TMS use in CVA, depression, cerebral palsy and neurodegenerative diseases (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, parkinsonism) have been studied to the greatest extent. When carrying out TMS in children, it should be borne in mind that signs of incomplete myelination of the motor pathways, which are normally observed, may look like pathological changes (demyelination or axonal disorders). The basic principles of TMS in both adults and children have been established and known, and the age norms have been determined, which makes it possible to widely implement this technique in applied neurophysiological practice. In the rehabilitation process, TMS can be used as a tool for personalizing and monitoring the effectiveness of rehabilitation treatment.

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Medical rehabilitation of children undergoing CoVID-19

Cited by 9 publications

References 25 publications

Benefits of Balneo and Mud Treatment for Late Sequences of Covid-19

Benefits of Balneo and Mud Treatment for Late Sequences of Covid-19

Features of cardiointervalography in non-vaccinated against COVID-19 schoolchildren with immunoglobulins G to SARS-CoV-2

Transcranial magnetic stimulation in neurorehabilitation: experience and prospects

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