REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH YUZS SIALOADENITIS IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES
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Inflammation of the salivary glands, especially maxillary sialoadenitis, is a common complication due to immune disorders and metabolic dysregulation in patients with diabetes mellitus. This study assesses the rehabilitation results of 42 diabetic patients with maxillary sialadenitis who were treated at Samarkand State Medical University from 2020 to 2024. Patients underwent individual rehabilitation, including physiotherapy, gland-stimulating massage, local anti-inflammatory drugs, and strict glycemic control. Functional recovery, symptom reduction, and patient satisfaction were assessed. The results showed that adapted rehabilitation protocols significantly improved salivation, reduced pain and edema, and improved quality of life. The research results emphasize the importance of multidisciplinary and personalized rehabilitation strategies for diabetic patients with sialoadenitis.
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