IMMUNODEFICIENCY STATE: A MODERN PERSPECTIVE ON THE ISSUE OF "CHILDREN WITH RECURRENT INFECTIONS"

This article focuses on the current issues of primary immunodeficiencies (PID) and children with recurrent infections (frequently ill children) and their immune status (immune imbalance). As primary immunodeficiencies are rare diseases, few people, including the medical community and patients, are aware of this pathology. This leads to delays in diagnosis and untimely treatment, which can result in disability, high mortality rates, as well as high costs for treating complications and paying for disability. However, with timely and adequate therapy, patients with PID can live active lives without signs of disability and have healthy offspring.