i went in 2014, my husband and i are not indigenous to the oligarchs, and my wife was assigned here in 2012 e, not exactly in our caving hospital, but we met him in 2014, i got married and moved to the city of soligorsk myself originally from the city. grodno but i do not regret at all that i ended up in such a beautiful city, the city of soligorsk is very compact and cozy. here you can relax to hold boards. and everything is very close, very developed infrastructure of the city, the city is very cozy, very green, very beautiful, but i work. i am spelio hospital since 2018. for more than 4 years, uh, 6 months, i have been the head of this department. it is very honorable and very

responsible, but at the same time. my work gives me a lot of pleasure. every day we see the smiles of our patients, and we hear words of gratitude from our patients. as for our hospital, i can talk for a very long time. it is actually unique, but in order to feel it all, you definitely need to go down into the mine, visit our hospital. let me show you everything now.

after course speleotherapy after 17 descents of the mine, yes, and the therapeutic effect is maintained, at least 6 months on average, this is 9 months per year in some patients. it lasts for one and a half. even up to two years plus, our patients notice that if they had an exacerbation two or three times a year, they went to hospital several times a year, then after the course , the patient feels more confident, that is, the patient who went down into the mine. he breathes easier. yes, he does not feel these harbingers of seizures the emotional background and patients are also

stabilizing. this is very important for patients. we are now in our speleoclimatic chamber. this is our red cave room, as the patients call it, it is very special and unique. you will not find such a place anywhere in belarus anywhere in the world. our cave room is made of vinyl rock. it's potassium chloride. here it has such a red, such a red color, it is special, that's all that we see now, this is cutting down salt seams with e, extracting potash

ores from mines in our free time, to unfortunately, it doesn't happen that often. yes, but my child. uh, periodically, once a year, once every two years, there are courses of sessions with therapy in the ground caving room. here we are still too young to visit to go down into the mine, so we pass as a convalescence. yes, here are the speliotherapy sessions. they are not long with us, as in principle, and everywhere a session in the field of therapy with singing in the room lasts 40 minutes , small patients from the city and salihorsk also come to us, and adults also come to us. only diseases of the bronchopulmonary system, but also the recovery visit from the field of rooms - this is very useful. yes, patients who come to us. they are less ill with colds

, absolutely the disease proceeds more easily, immunity is strengthened. yes, a visit with a blanket. this is very useful, but this caving room is unique in that. what exactly is potassium salt? yes, because, basically, everything is not in the main, but all the caving rooms. this is white sodium salt. yes, it's hot. this is another salt. here, namely our espeli room. it turns out unique such nowhere. you will not find in one city of belarus in any city, in any country. our little patients are very fond of visiting our red table in the room, especially for them, it is equipped with a tv here, where we show cartoons. on an armchair, of ​​course, they cannot sit for a long time. they run and play here. we are trying to seat them. some bring shovels with them, buckets try to excavate here. but overall she's a lot of fun here. now we

are in our second caving room we call it with the white speleo room or galaks and the effect of this speleo room is slightly different from the red one. yes, as you can see, there are also layers of salt from the mine, but the main action of this cave room. this is sodium white salt. it 's painted on the walls. it is sprayed through a halogenerator. yes, a white sodium salt. it has more of an anti-inflammatory effect. it improves the rheological properties of macrota. in patients, after visiting the sang room, sputum comes off easier. as a doctor, i not only observe how the disease progresses, but also

patients. yes, their dynamics, how much certain indicators improve, which we can track with peak flow spirometry . yes, what we can see in numbers. yes, to somehow touch something to see a sculpted patient. yes, but patients also come to us, but just to relax, and to unwind, to change the situation. let's say that for all of us now. well, a hard life is a lot of work, and patients come to us, of course, not all, but most of them are some kind of tired ponora. yes, and we see how the emotional background of patients is changing here. yes of course, this is due to the fact that their quality of life improves, yes. he tries them for some symptoms of anxiety, which disturb them a little here. yes, what worries them, it is clear

that when we start to feel better, our mood improves, we flourish, and this is what we see in our patients. it is, of course , nice to see patients leaving us, they are, well, i am completely different people, but these are rested people. yes, these are people who smile more, these are people who somehow look at the world a little more, with a kind look. people they leave kinder than they came from us. the guys, whose erudition any

adult would envy, we read in the textbook that the greeks called those who spoke a different language barbarians, people are surprised, she is very well-read and prefers reading to physical education. lermontov said that he scored a charge. i thought hard in the cannon i’ll treat a friend, it seems to be so. well, i thought i'll treat you like that. i have a friend such enthusiasm for such an uncle was, apparently. and they are not afraid of not knowing something. after all, it’s not at all embarrassing to tell, and i can also exclude it intellectual entertainment show. i know that everything is fine with the teeth there, then she

who is a tutor teacher? thank you, watch on belarus 24 tv channel. how to find humility and avoid all these sins, but the answers are the result of a person’s prayer, that we know about the ancient and unique shrines of belarus, the icon of the mother of god brought this small specimen here and already alexander solton realized this great gift god's icons decided to build a temple, where now it is located in the holy dormition zherovitsky monastery, which is the power of the cross of the lord and the skin sign of the life-giving power of the

roof. what kind of media image of a priest is included in the format of media spaces and even in our theological academy? uh, there are projects and there were that were so successful at some points for different target audiences, we will tell and show in spiritual and educational projects on belarus 24 tv channel.

and now we are with you. in one of the underground departments of our caving hospital. this is the second section. it was opened in 2012. it is considered newer. and here more specifically red salt, yes viburnum salt, uh, which has an anti-allergic effect our underground division is unique it is for this patient that they come to our hospital to come down to us here in the mines here part of the patient goes down to the first department is divided into groups part of the patient goes down to the second department, in general, descents are carried out, both on the day shift and on the night shift, and some of the patients here walk, rest and spend the night here in shakhty, this is a feature

of our hospital that the procedure is also released in night time, and patients who descend during the daytime, and they also have rest time. so-called. quiet hour. yes, this is a feature nowhere in the hospital. you will never see what we have. now we are with you in the room where our patients rest and the uniqueness of our hospital lies also in the fact that our patients have two beds, one bed in their ground department and the second bed they have here in the underground department. and at the same time, the descent is carried out both in the daytime and in at night, part of the patients descending on the night slopes rest. here they actually sleep and get a speleo procedure. we

have already descended to a depth of 420 meters and this is the deepest operating mines in the world, in which speleotherapy takes place after descending into the mine. we begin to heal, because our sung treatment consists directly in the fact that we breathed out with you. this is the air that you and i are now breathing this air. in fact, it is very useful, it is saturated with negative , very light air ions. it is saturated with ions potassium and sodium, they are very, very small and therefore penetrate directly into the lower sections of our bronchi. yes, where they have their therapeutic effect. and our patients undergoing treatment here just go down and do nothing. yes, here they will have an active lifestyle. we have an organized division for patients, and patients

walk a lot here. volleyball football can play table tennis there are sticks for nordic walking and many of the patients note yes, but what, and in the first days from the first treatment they can hardly walk 2-3 circle around the perimeter. well, our mines when the patients are already leaving. they note that it is easier for them to breathe. they have increased physical activity, working capacity, and they have already completed 10 laps. they come to see the doctor, the doctor says my shortness of breath has decreased. now i do not walk two circles yes for sessions in pelotherapy, but go through 15 circles. yes , i can easily climb stairs. it's easier for me to breathe. it's easier for her to feel. this is our direct treatment here. unfortunately. i don't go down that often in mine, as i would like, yes, this is due

to the fact that our doctor. it is divided into two groups, so to speak, there are doctors who work in our foreign hospital and there are doctors who work in the mine, in order to work in the mine you need to undergo special training. it is costly. yes, this is safety first. it's hmm rules of conduct in the mine. that's why i do it so often. i am here. unfortunately. i didn't spend the night here, but i like it in the mine. maybe someday i'll think about come here to work. everything can be thought by many or not thought. where did such mines come from in belarus, in fact, everything is very simple, this seabed once upon a time there was a sea on the territory of belarus. so here is what we see with you - these are the layers of salt that remained after the

ocean left the sea, when work is being carried out in the existing mines, it is clear that it is not here in our mine. we will not see this in our spire here. yes, repeatedly, the miners found, and the skeletons of e big e, fish some, but scorpions? yes, and even created, and in belarus, but a whole museum where you can see all these exhibits, not just our mines. this is just a shaft, which i just took some kind of and did it like this, yes, this is a special air supply system. yes, and air is supplied through a special system of labyrinths made of rocks. yes, and with a length of 2.5 km, the air passes very slowly. he is being cleansed. that dust is germs

from allergies, yes. it ionizes, yes, potassium and sodium ions. yes, we hear from you how easy. we breathe here and the concentration of sodium potassium salts here is much higher than in ordinary atmospheric air , this is the therapeutic effect, mines yes mines have anti-allergic , non-antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effects, plus there are also psychological effects in the mine. yes, and we went down with you, we are cut off from the outside world, we are not affected by electromagnetic fields, they are solar energies. yes, and we are 420 meters underground. it's not the lowest level where people go below the lowest level is t840 m. but this is the working zone, this is where the work is already carried out by the employees of potassium for the extraction of kalina ore.

and i can’t say that i came to medicine by chance or not by chance. i guess i always wanted to be a doctor. although it sounds trite. i remember being in kindergarten. i was five or six years old, and we were all asked who you want to be, someone said, it doesn’t matter who the astronauts are or who they are. yes, i remember that i said that i want to be a doctor. and if you rewind the tape , then i can say that i'm in school

thought about being a doctor, although my family. but no, but some kind of pedigree physicians yes, but doctors know how. here and after the ninth grade, i purposefully entered a special lyceum in the city of grodno in the profile class of a biological chemist, which i was sent to. just the same for admission to a medical institute in this profile. that's why, probably, my choice is some kind of fate, probably such, but to say such that i treated animals there, and someone, probably, dolls in childhood. yes, they treated, well, they were doing it, like all absolutely children. but yes, there were dolls with bandaged eyes, a bandaged arm and leg. eh, here, but let's just say