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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 INFECTION AND GENERAL SOMATIC DISEASES TO TELOGEN HAIR LOSS

of performing urgent military service who were treated for general somatic diseases (n = 151), coronovirus infection (n = 50) caused by COVID­19, and healthy individuals (n = 50). The relationship of general somatic diseases and coronovirus infection COVID­19 with telogen hair loss in the study population was studied. The relationship between temperature and body mass index and telogen hair loss has been established. Analysis of the data obtained showed that even with a mild course of the underlying disease, an accelerated transition from the anagen phase of hair growth to the telogen phase can be observed in 12 %, and in the group with COVID­19 infection, such a transition was observed in 94.0 % of patients.