Multidisciplinary Journal of Science and Technology

THERAPY OF BRONCHIAL ASTHMA IN CHILDREN

Sayfiddinova Muhayyo Saidaxmatovna

Xolboyev Norbek

Keywords: Image, Segmentation, Analysis, Classification, Contrast, Pre-processing, Recognition, Medical Imaging

Abstract

Therapy for bronchial asthma is aimed at restoring bronchial patency, achieving stable remission and maximizing pulmonary function and ensuring the normal development of the child. This can be achieved as a result of a set of measures, including increasing the level of knowledge of parents and patients about the manifestations and possibilities of treatment of bronchial asthma, controlling the course of the disease by eliminating trigger factors, conducting pharmacotherapy and allergen-specific immunotherapy [1,2].

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