Asthma and allergy practice and COVID­19: a review. Part I

According to the US Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), patients with asthma allergies are at particular risk during current COVID-19 pandemic. The aggressive SARS-CoV-2 virus mainly infects lungs, most have an increased infection likely a potentially more severe course COVID-19.The purpose analysis presented in this paper is assess forecast prospects for establishing control over allergic diseases pandemic COVID-19.According IPCRG, may not always be able differentiate between attacks due similarity respiratory symptoms. This leads untimely care and/or discontinuation treatment, which can serious consequences. An important problem practitioners that bronchoobstruction allergy syndrome often afraid seeking medical attention confuse symptoms coronavirus infection.The U.S. has identified algorithms providing non-COVID-19 pandemic: quickly detect respond increase cases among asthma; provide assistance safest way; keep mind services need gradually expanded.