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Bronchial asthma has the leading position in prevalence among the nosologies of the respiratory system, and is a socially significant disease. According to controlled studies, regular use of basic anti-inflammatory therapy ensures control in 40-70% of cases already in the first 6 months of treatment, while the level of current control of asthma in the population does not exceed 23%. The discrepancy of these data may indicate the presence of factors limiting the achievement of control in the conditions of real clinical practice. This review presents the results of studies devoted to the natural course of bronchial asthma in the context of factors associated with a change in the control of this pathology in the long term perspective.

NATURAL COURSE OF BRONCHIAL ASTHMA: FACTORS THAT DON’T ALLOW TO ACHIEVE THE CONTROL IN A LONG-TERM PERSPECTIVE