PSYCHOEMOTIONAL ASPECT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF VARIOUS DISEASES IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

Abstract

In the modern world, the approach to the treatment of somatic patients is based on two main components: drug and non-drug therapy. The psycho-emotional state of the patient plays an important role. Long-term ill children are very vulnerable, often spending most of their time in hospital, depriving themselves of meetings, games, entertainment, pain and painful procedures. Such children rarely attend school and lead social lives. All this can cause increased anxiety and depression in children, which can further affect the development and course of the disease.  In attempting to cure the sick, a pediatrician may not pay sufficient attention to the individual characteristics of the child and his or her parents. The mental state of the patient and his or her close relatives in the non-physical departments is not taken seriously, but can significantly change the clinical picture of the disease. The lack of research on the subject and the absence of informed solutions to the problem had made it necessary to conduct research