our patient is very pleasant and dressed beautifully. when we met, i told her that she was dressed superbly. so, we washed both halves of the nose, the effect is felt immediately. in general , ent doctors sometimes say that this should be done every day, just like we brush our teeth, whether this is true or not, doctors. i will do this every day, i noticed, of course, it’s easier, after that it’s immediately easier to breathe, that’s okay. it’s not worth it to anyone, so rinse your nose, and we’ll see olga alexandrovna off to the operation, where she’s already waiting a patient who drip-dripped these drops and got to the point that he had so much mucous growth that it covered his nose, moreover, today he needs to resect part of the turbinates, and olga alexander, the middle nasal turbinate, so that he could simply breathe, you see, this is the result. so, with the constant use of vasoconstrictor drops. two problems arise: on the one

hand , the nasal septum can become perforated, and on the other hand , new mucous membranes constantly grow, as the body tries to compensate for the poor functioning of the old one, as a result, doctors are forced to remove excess mucous membrane, there is a small incision, then we remove the pathological cavity of the midnasal concha, step by step the doctor removes excess mucous membrane and part of the nasal cancer.

what should we do if you deprive us of our vessels with so many, here the shelves are filled with these drops, can you imagine what a demand, what to do, what professional medical standards say, ilina yurievna, a question for you, in general, in general, recommendations at the moment such: these are intranasal glucorticosteroids, dosed in small doses, which cause very little harm, lick the membranes and do not affect the entire body, in general, no, it does not, now polynoses, hormones are the best remedy for allergies, of course, yes, so hormonal drops are at least somehow used it, no, let's go see what we have on the pharmacy counter, i'm specially preparing for our meeting, i posted it, look at the countless amount, well, hurray, hurray, well done, look, a huge number of drugs, huge, choose any one, well, face up?

i can cope at home, i can buy drops, do not abuse vasoconstrictors , do not abuse hormones, use rinsing your nose in itself will help, so i suggest that we doctors do not shift responsibility from patients for their health to us, we are still smaller than the population of our country, teach patients to do everything competently, of course, yes, of course, i wish

health to you, health to our wonderful doctors, both doctors are operating surgeons, you can imagine what wonderful women they are, and health to everyone who watches us now, because health is the most important thing. well, thank you very much, lina vasilievna, for inviting me to your show, and i can say that it’s great that i can join those people who... and have done a lot for our country, and most importantly, everything for so that everyone has health, and this is very important, and of course, i have great respect for rina vasilyevna, and i wish her good health, too, because of course she spends a lot of strength, and in general, in principle, so that everyone in our lives is healthy and can and play sports in a good mood and just enjoy this wonderful life. thanks a lot. strong for his enormous contribution to

health in our country. look. health program on channel one. these are not travel notes with dmitry krylov. hello friends. well, friends, because nowadays television programs are watched either out of interest, or out of friendship, or because of trust. if all this is present today, then trust your uec, together we will go to the sverdlovsk region. siser, a small town 40 km from

yekaterinburg. well, what is the reason for us to climb into such ural darkness of torak, what is so interesting about this raw material of yours, do you think that you have discovered something in it to surprise us? the right question, but... heading into the outback, we are always convinced that almost every corner of russia, and especially our urals, is part of a big history, and understanding what happened in the past, we understand about today. , but isn't that so? so, if we talk about our sysert, then firstly, this is a city where everything rhymes with named after pavel bozhov, because sisert is the birthplace of the famous ural storyteller, and secondly, all roads here lead to this unique heritage of the industrial urals, a red-brick monster, a plant of the 16th century. yes, until it was reconstructed, it looks somewhat neglected, but it is almost 300 years old, this neglect is precisely its charm of authenticity, thirdly, generous attention, sexually mature connoisseurs of beauty - this is a city of brides, this does not cancel ivanov , but it was here during our filming that we

we caught the lens of a dozen newlywed young ladies, we chose the most typical and most expressive of them, miss siser 2023. and finally, fourthly, sirte is simply a very tasty town. if you wait until the end of the story, you will probably agree with our statement. the construction of the serti was started by a friend and ally of peter the great, a specialist in the field of mining and metallurgical production, william ivanovich degen, a dutchman. having experience in the construction of yekaterinburg behind him, this same dutch genen took according to his last name ingeniously, he transferred his plan here, planning to build here, not much, a new yekaterinburg. it so happened historically that at the same time the german and russian scientist peter simon palace was sent by the russian academy of sciences to the urals and siberia. and this peter simon saw in our sysert the architectural beauty that reminded him of dutch buildings with typical roofs, and not even fabulous ones,

real malacht offices of the landowners, and 110 copies of antique sculptures along the shore and 12 fountains beating into the sky, and the shore was decorated with eighteen. greenhouses, six of which were, you won’t believe it, pineapple ones, and you were so impressed by what you saw that then you realized that life there in their holland, where he studied, passed him by. in the urals, all city-factories consider the date of their birth to be the day of the first metal smelting. at the sesert ironworks, the first smelting took place in 1733; cannons, cannonballs, and yakars were made here. denyon said that the plant here is the best he has ever created.

a mixture of initial components for a blast furnace. at the ural factories in the 18th century they were able to curb all the elements of all nature, this is air, this is water, this is stone, and of course, fire. there are very few in russia. similar buildings, in order to extend the life of the former industrial giant, the creative residents of sesersk turned the former blast furnace workshop into an art space, the old hard worker became a fashionable cluster, a popular art site for exhibitions, installations, concerts, oh, they’re great, they came up with a summer project at the plant and the place became so popular that almost half of yekaterinburg comes here on weekends. tsesert is also known throughout the world due to the fact that it was born here.

the ural churches near the factories were their integral part, in addition to the place of appeals to god, they served as a recreation center for metallurgists, and the personnel department, the port committee, the bells served as a factory gutt, the simion and ian seserti cathedral began to be built in 1772, but during the pugachev raids the robbers and masons were put under arms, and when the bund was suppressed, the troublemakers returned to construction, the temple was recreated and now it can be seen from all over the world, and now it is no longer the factory that dominates the city, but a large beautiful temple.

most likely, the best part of our viewers, that is, spectators, well, you little dears make up the majority in our rating, right, you are now having breakfast, what god sent. so in the morning we went to the tea house, which from the outside it is clear that inside it is cozy and delicious. surely it happens to you that when you cross the threshold of a house you immediately feel its warmth and hospitality, or the devil knows. are you making this up for yourself, or what? i don’t know, but in our suserti tea house the hostess was sincerely friendly and laid out such treats on table, that there was no strength to get up from the table, well, like bulgakov’s styopa likhodeev in the morning, then remember, if styopa likhodeev had been told that, styopa, you will be shot if you don’t get up this minute, styopa would have answered languidly, a little in an audible voice: “shoot me, do what you want with me, but i won’t get up.” so, dear, you will have the same thing in this very tea house , because. how for tea they serve pies with wild strawberries and mushrooms, with meat and cabbage, with cherries from the local orchards and

potatoes, pies baked and fried and after all i still want to try, alas, the person is weak, but during such a meal he remains silent even with his conscience, but she has a conscience. the small ural town of erbit, some resident of new moscow, that is, sheaf, will say about it through his lip, saying it’s a province, what can they get from it? so, dear, from our erbit. there are a lot of things you can take, well, firstly, you can take its legendary fair, the name erbit fair has been sounding like a brand for almost three centuries. secondly, irbit is considered the motorcycle capital of russia. yes, yes, in the local motorcycle museum has a rich collection that will be the envy of connoisseurs and motorcycle enthusiasts. and finally, thirdly, the irbit museum of fine arts. listen, the works exhibited there are even those of a music connoisseur.

the urals, and for several centuries, since then irbit has long found itself at the epicenter of big money, but why are you sitting, young, successful ones? once again, big money, a road, my young friends, a hereditary aristocrat and the best employee of english specialists are formed in irbit.

not exposure, 4 years of continuous interrogations, all i could do was gather my courage, many years of separation from children after a forced escape, and one main meeting of my life, gifted by moscow, i want to marry you, filming from a personal archive and the true story of an outstanding intelligence officer. tim philby. secret war. today is the first one.

rallies against the new government in kiev took place in several cities in eastern ukraine. this is war. war against the people of donbass. the donetsk people's republic will respond to call. the key leitmotif of the maidan was the denial of us, yes, as a community, as people, as citizens. recognize that the heroes of ukraine. this is stepan bendera, henchmen of the fascists, well, we would definitely never admit this, this is precisely what we rose up against. we became free from the kiev junta, we wanted only one thing, back to russia as quickly as possible. everyone believed that it should be the way it happened in crimea, what happened now, there is no way back, there is nowhere to retreat further, we are not aggressive, but we will tear anyone for our own, therefore, we will bite our teeth into our land, we will still defend it, whatever future we would like for our child, without war, liberated territories, life line,

premiere, today on the first, the great invention of mankind in the 19th century - the time machine. let's use it and go back in time 200 years ago, to the unremarkable town of erbit with a population of 2,000 people. in those days, for a whole month it turned into a cluster of business and commercial life throughout russia. the sleigh carts of the arriving merchants filled the entire square and surrounding area. streets. the irbit fair was the second in scale after novgorod, which was called a purse. the number of guests who visited the erbit fair over all the years of its existence was equal, attention, to the number of all of russia at that time. in the novel privalov's millions, dmitry mamin siberyak described erbit during the yarnok. it was a real sea of ​​water, in which everyone who came here drowned. profit drove

people here from all sides. and this multilingual and diverse crowd was excellent at understanding mutual interests. needs needs. and already what was not sold here. they brought furs from siberia, tea, show, kanya from china, leather from central asia, metal and products made from it from the urals. a remarkable fact is that up to 35 thousand samovars were sold annually at the irbit fair, but the mind boggles the mind. and the whole of russia was drinking tea bought at the erybit fair for a whole year. she was the largest distributor of tea and the price setter for it. during the fair , the theater and circus were in full swing, the local periodical press irbitsky fair leaflet, however people, tired of the day's trading, would rather go not to the theater, to the circus, to which a foreigner known to you from michal afanaschy, who visited the fair, noticed that they are people like people, they love money, but it was always, well, frivolous, so what well, and mercy

sometimes knocks on their hearts, ordinary people, in general, resemble the old ones, it’s only a tavern question. yes, yes, because the main place of rest from ogula were taverns, alas, the richest people of the urals and siberia came to the fair in irbit, and of course, sharpers, swindlers, thieves, courtesans, that is, a select society gathered, but yes it is understandable, irbit smelled of big money. on the fairground next door there are two monuments, to ilyech and to empress catherine ii. a funny neighborhood, like their history, in 1775 catherine. number two bestowed city rights on irbit, gratitude for the unshakable loyalty of the residents of irbit to the empress in the fight against the army of adversary emelka pugachev. and the enthusiastic townspeople, in a fit of alverda’s feelings, erected a monument to their benefactress. and in 1925 the descendants the same enthusiastic citizens decided to demolish the empress, or rather, melt her down into

a monument to the great leader, comrade lenin. but fortunately, the buxom leader of the state was miraculously preserved, and the leader of the world... ryat was installed, but in a cast, already in our fair time, catherine the great was returned to the square again, and the now no longer great vyacha, well, in general, they stand like that now together, bye, oh, i love stories like this, they make our lives, as comrade ddynin from the cult film welcome would say or forbidden to outsiders, more fun and correct and cheerful, in soviet times the fair was not held, the era of widespread shortages was incompatible with the fair. and then erbit switched to a motorcycle, making it his socialist brand. in 1941 , the moscow motorcycle plant was evacuated here, and 3 months later the first echelon with motorcycles left erbit for the front. at that time, erbit motorcycles were made according to the german model. its technology was transferred by the germans themselves before the war in 1940. in total, irbitsky the motorcycle plant produced more than 3 million

motorcycles, and motorcycles to almost the entire country. it opened here in 2004. has been unique for 60 years; it reflects the main trends in the development of domestic and global motorcycle manufacturing, represented by models of leading motorcycle companies. and one more place that you absolutely cannot miss, if by the will of fate you find yourself in orbit, this is the state museum of fine arts, you know, in my opinion, all its visitors come out amazed at what they saw. bironesi, names that simply knock you off your feet, and because what’s amazing, attention, is the only specialized museum of engravings and drawings in the country,