STUDYING THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF CHILDREN WITH ALLERGIC DISEASES

This article is devoted to conceptual approaches to understanding global problems and quality of life. Despite the relatively large number of questionnaires available for children, the data in this article suggest that quality of life measures should be used more widely in pediatric research. The prevalence of allergic pathology is associated with a significant impact on the daily life of patients, which, of course, affects important socio-economic areas of activity. It has been established that an improvement in the quality of life is clearly associated with adequate treatment, which is manifested in patients with bronchial asthma, especially in children.