Herpes virus infection
We strengthen antiviral immunity to control recurrent herpes virus infection.
About the disease
Herpes virus infection lives in the body permanently and flares up when immune control weakens. Some people get outbreaks a couple of times a year, others almost every month. Antiviral drugs quench an outbreak but do not change the frequency of relapses. Immunotherapy strengthens the body's own antiviral defense.
We help strengthen antiviral immunity so the body itself keeps the virus dormant. When control is restored, outbreaks happen less often and pass more easily.
The method is relevant with frequent and severe relapses, when outbreaks return again and again and antiviral drugs have to be taken almost constantly.
Immunotherapy is gently tolerated and works with the cause of relapses, not just the latest outbreak. It is combined with standard antiviral treatment.
The physician decides whether it is possible and how it is structured after assessing the frequency of outbreaks, the state of immunity, and treatment history. The program is selected individually.
Relapse control
The method aims to make outbreaks less frequent.
Antiviral immunity
The method strengthens the body's own defense.
With frequent outbreaks
Relevant when rashes keep coming back.
Working with the cause
The method affects the frequency of relapses, not just the latest outbreak.
Gentle tolerability
Combines with standard antiviral treatment.
Adaptive cellular immunotherapy
Activated immunocompetent cells are administered directly to the site of chronic inflammation.
Focus diagnostics
Determining the localization and nature of the chronic inflammatory process.
Cell activation
Immunocompetent cells are activated under laboratory conditions for targeted action.
Targeted delivery
Direct administration of activated cells into the chronic inflammation zone.
Relapse control
Restoring local immunity reduces the frequency of exacerbations, even in cases of antibiotic resistance.
Frequently asked questions
How does immunotherapy help with frequent herpes relapses?
The method strengthens the body's own antiviral immunity so it keeps the virus dormant. When control is restored, outbreaks happen less often and pass more easily.
Why does herpes keep coming back?
The virus lives in the body permanently and flares up when immune control weakens. Immunotherapy works with this cause, not just the latest outbreak.
How hard is the treatment to tolerate?
The method is gently tolerated because it relies on the body's own defenses. It is combined with standard antiviral treatment.
Who is the method most appropriate for?
Those whose outbreaks are frequent and severe, and who have to take antiviral drugs almost constantly. The physician assesses the situation.
How does the course of treatment go?
After a consultation and assessment of the frequency of outbreaks, the physician builds an individual program. The method acts gently and works with the cause of relapses.
Can I come for treatment from another region?
Yes. The clinic is near Moscow (Khimki, Skhodnya) and accepts patients from other regions. The first consultation can be held remotely.
Discuss your situation
Leave your contact details. Our medical coordinator will contact you shortly to answer any questions.