RECURRENT BRONCHITIS WITH COMORBID CONDITIONS: CLINICAL AND PATHOGENETIC CHARACTERISTICS AND PERSONALIZED TREATMENT APPROACHES

Resume. Recurrent bronchitis (RB) is one of the most common inflammatory diseases of the respiratory tract and often develops in the presence of various comorbid conditions. Cardiovascular diseases, diabetes mellitus, obesity, allergic disorders, and chronic infectious foci aggravate the clinical course of recurrent bronchitis, contribute to frequent relapses, and reduce the effectiveness of standard treatment approaches. This article analyzes the clinical and pathogenetic characteristics of recurrent bronchitis in patients with comorbid diseases and explores possibilities for optimizing personalized treatment strategies based on an individualized approach. Keywords: recurrent bronchitis, comorbid diseases, clinical course, pathogenesis, personalized treatment, individualized therapy.

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