EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF CYTOKINE STORM, AS A CONDITION FOR PREVENTING ITS COMPLICATIONS AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF CONCOMITANT DISEASES IN PATIENTS WITH COVID-19

Kisieva Zalina Akhsarbekovna, Khabieva Bella Arsenovna

The article presents an analysis of studies in patients with COVID-19 who developed a cytokine storm of varying severity. Possible routes of infection by this virus and their impact on the components of immunity, bothinnate and adaptive, are presented. As a result of processing data sources, it was noted that the presence of concomitant chronic pathologies with regard to the organs of the respiratory, cardiovascular and endocrine systems, as well as metabolic whitening in infected people, significantly increased the frequency and severity of the development of a cytokine storm, due to the already existing inflammatory chronic reaction in them. The severity of the developed cytokine storm contributed to the development of life-threatening conditions, which often caused death. There were also long-term consequences. Thus, for the prevention and early diagnosis of the development of hyperinflammation, diagnostic methods are provided that are sufficiently highly sensitive, thereby reducing the frequency of cytokine storms and their complications.

Keywords:Cytokines, antigens, hyperinflammation, thrombus formation, concomitant diseases, distress syndrome