MODERN APPROACHES TO THERAPY OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY VIRAL INFECTIONS OF THE UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT

Abstract

Acute respiratory viral infection(ARVI) are the most common diseases  in the world. Acute respiratory viral infections (ARI), including influenza, include a group of infectious diseases of the respiratory tract with a viral etiology and are predominantly airborne transmission. SARS and flu are manifested in the diversity of respiratory symptoms. One of the rules of the medicine is the desired effect with a minimum number of indicated drugs. However, the patient is forced to administer a number of drugs aimed at the relief of coughing, running nose, headache, decrease in temperature, as well as antiviral, antihistamine and other medications. On the background of such polypharmacy use of combined drugs is reasonable.