STUDYING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A COMPREHENSIVE METHOD FOR TREATING TRICHOPHETIAS

Khaydarov Odilkhon Lazizovich; Boymurodov Muslimbek Rakhmat ugli; Ravshanov Sherkhonbek Ulugbekovich; Mingbaev Islombek Rashidovich

Authors

Khaydarov Odilkhon Lazizovich Student of group 508 of the Faculty of Medicine No. 1. Samarkand State Medical University. Samarkand Uzbekistan
Boymurodov Muslimbek Rakhmat ugli Student of group 508 of the Faculty of Medicine No. 1. Samarkand State Medical University. Samarkand Uzbekistan.
Ravshanov Sherkhonbek Ulugbekovich Student of group 508 of the Faculty of Medicine No. 1. Samarkand State Medical University. Samarkand Uzbekistan.
Mingbaev Islombek Rashidovich Student of group 508 of the Faculty of Medicine No. 1. Samarkand State Medical University. Samarkand Uzbekistan.

Keywords:

Trichophytosis, treatment, fatisalik, fatiderm.

Abstract

Trichophytosis is a zooanthroponotic anthropurgic mycoses of the skin, hair, and sometimes nails, caused by various types of fungi of the genera Trichophyton, respectively, with a contact mechanism of transmission of pathogens. Species composition of the causative agent of mycoses of the skin and its appendages, Trichophyton. Infection with a zoophilic fungus from person to person is possible, but does not exceed 2–4% [3, 4]. It would be a mistake to think that the pathogen is an indispensable attribute of the ecological system and its eradication will violate certain natural patterns. The ultimate goal of studying biocenotic patterns is to change them in such a direction as to exclude the existence of parasitic forms in the biocenotic system.

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