Medical and Diagnotic Management of Patients With Iron Deficiency Anemia and Phlegmon of the Maxillofacial Area

Abstract

Iron deficiency anemia is a condition marked by reduced hemoglobin synthesis because of low iron levels in bone marrow and blood plasma, which impairs the trophic development of organs and tissues.

211 individuals with maxillofacial inflammation (ages 28 to 43) were referred to the BOMMC's Department of Maxillofacial and Plastic Surgery. 118 of the 211 patients were assigned to the study group, while the remaining 93 patients were assigned to the control group. 52 patients had purulent phlegmon of the upper jaw, 51 patients had purulent periostitis of the upper jaw, and 44 patients had purulent periostitis of the lower jaw out of the 211 patients. 64 patients had purulent phlegmon of the lower jaw on the left. a retromolar purulent periostitis diagnosis.

Patients of the main group were recommended to rinse the mouth with a decoction of covulla root 10 times a day and, along with the traditional treatment regimen, drink Gyno-Tardiferon.

After taking Gyno-Tardiferon, the patients' sleep improved, they became more alert and active, the hyperemic conditions at the incision sites disappeared (as a result of stabilizing the supply of oxygen to the tissues), and a decoction prepared from the roots, leaves and forge seeds has an analgesic, antibacterial, antiseptic and passivating effect of active microflora, occupy a positive place in restoring the health of patients.