Acne is currently referred to a group of dermatoses that cause somatopsychic resonance due to existing or anticipated aesthetic discomfort and remains an important social issue in about half of patients with development of psychoemotional disorders.
Objective. To study the quality of life and the state and oiliness of the skin in women with acne depending on the
duration of the disease
Acne (acne vulgaris) is a chronic relapsing skin condition, which occupies one of the leading places in the structure of dermatopathology, especially in young people of working age; it is a common cause of persistent scarring and negatively affects the psycho-emotional state of patients, their quality of life and performance at work. In the scientific works of domestic and foreign authors, there are indications of the relationship between the development, clinical course and severity of acne with the state of microbiota of the skin.
Objective. To study and evaluate the degree of changes in the microbiocenosis of the skin in patients with acne, depending on their clinical course.
Psoriasis affects about 2 % of population. In 30—40 % of occurrences arthropathic psoriasis (AP) is diagnosed and it leads to 11—19 % of disability cases development. The article analyses features of anamnesis, clinical, instrumental and laboratory tests related to arthropathic psoriasis, considers the relationship of probable mechanisms of disease aggravation and progression with the definition of a treatment method influencing the dynamics of a disease course.