BILIARY DYSKINESIA IN CHILDREN: THE RELEVANCE OF THE DISEASE. METHODS OF TREATMENT.

Abstract

Biliary dyskinesia (JVP) is the most common pathology of the hepatobiliary system,
which is often observed in children, which is expressed by pain in the right hypochondrium
and disturbances in the digestive tract. As a result of the violation, the child has a
deficiency of bile in the intestines, which leads to malfunctions in the digestive tract and
a deterioration in the general condition of the body. The latter is caused by insufficient
absorption of many nutrients and vitamins K, E, A and D, which worsens significantly
if bile does not take part in the process.