Mixed invasion of H. pylory and Protozoa as a pathogenetic factor of diseases of the upper digestive tract

Modern research indicates a possible synergistic effect of bacterial-protozoal infestations in the pathology upper gastrointestinal tract, among which special attention is paid to problem giardiasis. Other parasitic agents, particular Blastocystis spp, are also gaining some significance. The aim study prevalence H. pylori and protozoal chronic gastroduodenal diseases influence on indicators enzymatic digestion. Materials methods. We examined 244 patients (130 adults 114 children) with clinical manifestations abdominal pain dyspeptic syndromes. All were by immunochromatographic test for qualitative detection feces, coprological protozoological Results. In group diseases, antigen feces was detected 116 (47.5%) patients. During protozoooscopic examination rate Lamblia intestinalis 22.9%, spp. - 13.1%, Entamoeba coli 10.2%, 9.4%. Protozoan invasion groups + patients: infection diagnosed 27.6% 18.8% cases respectively (p<0.05), 16.4% 10.2% (p<0.05). There no significant differences frequency non-pathogenic amoebas these Mixed pathogenic protozoa, along increased gastrogenic, ileocecal, enteral acholian syndrome, signs pancreatogenic distal-colitic syndromes detected. Monoinfection intestinalis, enteral, acholia ileocecal detected, when monoinfection revealed. Conclusions. It shown that intestinal protozoan bacterial-protozoan mixed (H. L. intestinalis; spp.) can have negative enzyme digestion important etiopathogenetic factors tract.