A clinical example of the effect of latent infection and chronic inflammation on urination disorders in a 12-year-old child without organic pathology. Case report

Bladder dysfunctions of inorganic origin in childhood are found in 40% of visits to the doctor about urination disorders. In the practice of pediatricians, there are patients who do not respond well to basic treatment, and urination disorders persist for several years. Such patients are included in the group of frequently ill children, have frequent recurrences of urinary tract infections. This publication describes the conducted microbiological studies of patients by the method of chromatography-mass spectrometry of microbial markers. The expected results of latent microbial agents were obtained in the discharge from the pharynx, the contents of the intestinal lumen, and urinary sediment. The presence of infection in the surveyed regions contributed to the maintenance of a chronic inflammatory process. The conducted antimicrobial treatment contributed to the relief of inflammation and potentiated the basic therapy, which contributed to the effective correction of urinary disorders of inorganic origin in children.