In article the review of the literature with comments of the author on therapy of children with infectious mononucleosis is submitted, based on modern sights on патогенез the given disease. In a basis of clinical demonstration by infectious mononucleosis lays an immunopathologic inflammation. Disease in most cases proceeds favorably and independently comes to an end recovery. The basic role in treatment of patients with infectious mononucleosis is played with the symptomatic therapy directed on simplification of symptoms of illness. In the heavy and complicated cases therapy is supplemented with assignment of short rate of corticosteroids. Application of antibiotics should be well proved. Assignment Н1-blocators, vitamins, hepatoprotectors, local antiseptic tanks, etc. in overwhelming majority of cases is not required. Any special diet with infectious mononucleosis usually is not necessary for children.
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