“…There are several types of bezoarіs. Phytobezoаr is the most common type of bezoar, which occurs in about 75 % of all types of bezoar, and is formed as a result of the use of a large number of bezorogenic products of plant origin, including grapes, persimmon (diospirobesoar), dates, figs, dogwood, cherries and sweet cherries, corn, pineapple [1,2,3]. Such types are also distinguished: lactobesoir -accumulation of lactose and casein (is common for children) [4]; pharmacobezoir -caused by the use of tableted drugs [5], which include: aluminum hydrochloride gel, intestinal aspirin, sucralfate, cholestyramine, nifedipine [6,7]; Sebobezoar -is formed by refractory animal fats in the form of fatty conglomerates, shellacobezoar (or pixo-or desmobezoar) -resins and bitumen [1,8]; trichobezoar -the aggregation of hair between the folds of the stomach [9,10], which occurs more often in women up to 30 years [11], is associated with mental illness and bad habits: trichotomomania (tearing hair) and trichophagia (swallowing hair), it can "tail" spread to the intestine (Rapunzel syndrome) [12]; polybezoar -mixed genesis [1,8].…”