Immunotherapy for chronic infections

Chronic infections are often resistant to standard treatment. Antibiotics or antivirals help for a while, and then the inflammation returns. The reason is often weakened local immunity that cannot cope with the focus. Cellular immunotherapy strengthens defense exactly where it is needed.

We deliver activated immunocompetent cells with high microbicidal activity into the focus, or strengthen antiviral immunity. The method acts where usual therapy works weakly and helps break the cycle of constant flare-ups.

The approach is used in chronic cystitis, sinusitis, wound bacterial infections, and in herpes virus and human papillomavirus infection. It is especially relevant when an infection is resistant to antibiotics or recurs often.

The physician decides whether treatment is possible and how it is structured after assessing the course of the disease, examination data, and treatment history. The method combines with standard therapy and is gently tolerated.