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Selection of medications to apply locally for treatment of abscessive forms of boils and carbuncles of maxillofacial area still remains a debatable issue, despite their wide range. Alternative means for application use in surgical interventions in maxillofacial area are medications of natural origin. Drugs of natural origin that have anesthetic and anti-inflammatory properties include cayenne pepper fruits (Capsicum annuum). Therapeutic properties are caused by the presence in their structure of the main active ingredient – capsaicin alkaloid and other biologically active compounds (vitamins, flavonoids, minerals, etc.) which influence the main pathogenetic inflammation bonds. Capsaicin has a distinct keratoplastic effect and normalizes microcirculation in the tissues. Phytogel with anti-inflammatory and anesthetic action (patent for utility model No. 30032 “Phytogel with anti-inflammatory and anesthetic action”) was developed for clinical use based on phytosubstance of pepper cayenne fruits (patent for utility model No. 19547 “Method of obtaining phytosubstance with anti-inflammatory action”). The purpose of the study was to increase treatment efficiency of boils and carbuncles of maxillofacial area by using a medication based on the capsicum annuum fruits. Materials and methods. The analysis of inspection and treatment results of 45 patients having boils and carbuncles of maxillofacial area at abscessing stage is carried out. On the first, third, seventh and tenth day of treatment, a number of clinical indicators (presence and intensity of edema and infiltrate, condition of regional lymph nodes, presence and intensity of pain in the inflammation site, time of wound exudate clearance, intensity of regeneration, length of hospital stay treatment) and indicators obtained by laboratory methods (total number of leukocytes, leukocyte intoxication index, erythrocyte sedimentation rate) were studied and compared with the same parameters in the control group, where traditional treatment was carried out; and when using the comparison medication - 3% propolis ointment. Results and discussion. Analysis of the results showed that despite the similarity of the clinical picture and laboratory parameters on admission to the hospital, the healing of purulent wounds under the influence of capsicum annuum phytogel was more effective comparing with traditional methods of surgical treatment. Thus, wound epithelialization of patients in the experimental group No. 1 was observed on average on the seventh day, which was significantly faster than in other experimental groups. Sanation of the inflammatory focus also decreased body intoxication, which can be traced by the dynamics of changes in the degree of leukocytosis, leukocyte intoxication index, erythrocyte sedimentation rate. On the tenth day, the clinical blood parameters of patients of the experimental group No. 1 were close to the average norm. As a result, the length of stay in hospital was significantly reduced. The average bed-day for the experimental group No. 1 was 7.5 days, which is authentically less than for patients of the control and experimental group No. 2. Conclusion. According to the results of clinical and laboratory studies, the efficiency of the proposed method has been proved in comparison with traditional treatment of boils and carbuncles of maxillofacial area

Clinical and Laboratory Substantiation of Improvement of the Treatment Method of Boils and Carbuncles of Maxillofacial Area