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THE USE OF VIBURCOL® IN THE COMPLEX THERAPY OF ACUTE NASOPHARYNGITIS IN YOUNG CHILDREN

DRUGS AND RATIONAL PHARMACOTHERAPY
A clinical case is presented involving the use of Viburcol® as part of complex therapy for acute respiratory viral infections in young children as a means of symptomatic and pathogenetic treatment.
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A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE RHINITIS ASSOCIATED WITH TEETHING IN A CHILD USING VIBURCOL®

DRUGS AND RATIONAL PHARMACOTHERAPY
This clinical example examines the treatment of a 7-month-old child with acute rhinitis complicated by a teething reaction with complaints of runny nose, anxiety, and sleep disturbance. As part of the complex therapy, Viburcol® rectal suppositories were prescribed 2 times a day for 5 days.
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THE EFFICACY OF VIBURCOL® IN THE COMPLEX THERAPY OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY VIRAL INFECTIONS IN A YOUNG CHILD WITH FEVER

DRUGS AND RATIONAL PHARMACOTHERAPY
This article presents a clinical case of successful use of Viburcol® in a 1.8-year-old child with an acute respiratory viral infection. The patient presented with fever, nasal difficulty breathing, anxiety and sleep disturbance. As part of the complex therapy, Viburcol® rectal suppositories were prescribed according to the scheme: at a temperature of ...
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THE ARVI AND TEETHING: EXPERIENCE OF USING VIBURCOL® IN PEDIATRIC PRACTICE

DRUGS AND RATIONAL PHARMACOTHERAPY
Presented is a clinical case of treating a child with a combination of acute respiratory viral infection (ARVI) and teething symptoms. Against the background of complex therapy, including the use of Viburcol® suppositories, positive dynamics was achieved.
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THE EFFICACY OF COMPLEX THERAPY WITH VIBURCOL® FOR ACUTE LARYNGOTRACHEITIS ASSOCIATED WITH ACUTE RESPIRATORY VIRAL INFECTIONS IN A CHILD

DRUGS AND RATIONAL PHARMACOTHERAPY
A clinical case of a 3-year-old child with acute laryngotracheitis developed against the background of acute respiratory viral infections after hypothermia is presented. The patient was admitted with complaints of runny nose, cough and hoarseness of voice.
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