EFFECT OF COVID-19 ON FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITY OF SALIVARY GLANDS (PRELIMINARY STUDY)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.35220/2078-8916-2020-38-4-35-38Keywords:
patients with covid-19, salivary gland func-tionAbstract
The aim of the study was to study the functional activity of salivary glands in persons with covid-19 at different stages of illness and recovery.
Мaterials and methods. The studies involved 14 patients diagnosed with COVID-19 aged 37-72 years, mild to moderate severity. They studied the rate of salivation and the condition of the oral mucosa.
Research results. Studies showed that the rate of saliva-tion in all patients was significantly lower than normal rates at all stages of the study. Private conclusions were also drawn: 1. the age aspect, as well as the course of the disease, do not play a significant role on the function of the salivary glands of patients affected by covid-19. 2. with recovery, salivation indicators do not change to-wards normalization, however, it is possible to restore the salivation function at a later date.
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