@article{Dyachuk_Yaschenko_Zabolotna_2019, title={THE STATE OF HE ALTH OF SCHOOLCHILDREN IS WITH OVERWEIGHT AND OBESIT Y FROM DATA OF PROPHYLACTIC REVIEWS}, volume={70}, url={https://www.jpep.endocrinology.org.ua/index.php/1/article/view/145}, DOI={10.21856/j-PEP.2019.4.05}, abstractNote={<p>Objective: to investigate the sex-age structure of the prevalence of overweight and obesity among school-age<br>children and to study the gender peculiarities of the development of diseases associated with overweight.<br>The analysis of records of 1103 electronic forms of medical documentation (ф. 112/о) for children of the age<br>group of 7–17 years in the part «Preventive reviews and results of child’s reviews» was conducted.<br>Among the schoolchildren, the proportion of children with overweight and obesity is 23,7% (among boys —<br>28,2 %, girls — 19.2 %). Obesity was found in 6,8% of children (among boys — 9,1 %, girls — 4,5 %). It is proved<br>that overweight is a risk factor for the development of children’s health. When planning work on the prevention<br>of obesity among children at the health facility level, it is advisable to take into account the prevalence of overweight among children and the risk of disease associated with overweight and obesity, which will facilitate their<br>early detection and timely treatment.<br>Among the students with overweight and obesity compared with their peers with a normal body mass index (BMI), the autonomic nervous system disorders are observed 4,3 times more often (p &lt; 0,001), dyskinesia<br>of the biliary tract — in 3,4 times (p &lt; 0,001), scoliosis — in 2,1 times (p &lt; 0,001), pes planus — in 2,7 times<br>(p &lt; 0,001), myopia — in 2 times (p = 0,003). In boys with overweight and obesity compared with peers who have<br>normal BMI, the risk of developing autonomic autonomic disorders is 12,3 %, while girls with overweight are<br>9,3 %. The risks of biliary dyskinesia development in the respective groups are 13,6 % and 19,6%, the pes planus — 14,9 % and 11,2 %, scoliosis — 24 % and 31,8 %. The risk of myopia in girls with overweight and obesity<br>is 18,7 %, while there is a tendency for risk among boys.</p>}, number={4}, journal={Problems of Endocrine Pathology}, author={Dyachuk, D. D. and Yaschenko, Y. B. and Zabolotna, I. E.}, year={2019}, month={Nov.}, pages={38-44} }