THE CLINICAL PRESENTATION PATHOGENESIS, AND MODERN MEDICAL AND TRADITIONAL FOLK MEDICINE BASED INTEGRATING TREATMENTS OF DERMATOVENEROLOGICAL AND OTHER DISEASES CAUSED BY VIRUSES: A PREVENTIVE APPROACH TO PUBLIC HEALTH UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF PHARMACISTS.

Abstract

Virally-induced dermatological and systemic diseases pose a significant threat to global healthcare systems. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the clinical manifestations and pathogenesis of diseases caused by viruses. For example, the effects of common herpes, papillomavirus, measles, and other viruses on the skin and internal organs are examined. Additionally, the impact of these viruses on human immunity and the secondary complications they can trigger, such as autoimmune processes and inflammatory reactions, are analyzed.

Modern medical approaches, including antiviral drugs, immunomodulators, and gene therapy, are widely utilized. In this regard, the role of pharmacists is critical not only in the treatment process but also in strengthening public health. The importance of vaccination, hygiene, and education in preventing viral diseases is emphasized. Traditional medicine approaches are also widely discussed, with a focus on integrating them with scientific methodologies to enhance their effectiveness. Specifically, plant-based antiviral agents and their immune-supporting properties are evaluated.

This article draws on reputable scientific sources such as Google Scholar, ResearchGate, and Web of Science, highlighting the latest advancements in treatment and prevention methods. Furthermore, the importance of developing strategic plans under the leadership of pharmacists to combat viral diseases within healthcare systems is underscored.

This research contributes to a comprehensive understanding of the complexity of viral diseases and provides medical professionals with guidance on effective approaches to combating these diseases and improving public health.