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Vol. 13 No. 03 (2026)
Volume 13 Issue 03

Articles

COMPLICATIONS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES

Published 2026-03-27

  • Mirzayev Olim Jaloldinovich

Mirzayev Olim Jaloldinovich
Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health, Fergana, Uzbekistan

Abstract

 Infectious diseases can cause systemic and local complications in the human body of varying degrees. This topic will cover the pathogenesis of infectious diseases, immune responses, and the mechanisms of development of complications that result from them. Complications can occur in the early and late stages, and they negatively affect the cardiovascular, respiratory, nervous systems, and other organs and systems. Also, the severe course of the disease, improper treatment, or late detection increase the risk of complications. Compliance with preventive measures, early diagnosis, and adequate treatment are important in preventing complications.

Keywords

infectious diseases, complications, pathogenesis, immune response, early and late complications, prevention, diagnostics, treatment, epidemiology, rehabilitation.

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