INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT TREATMENT METHODS ON THE SYSTEM IN IMMUNOGLOBULINS OF WOMEN WITH CERVICOEPITHELIAL NEOPLASIA
Abstract
Immunologic prophylaxis is possible approach in the treatment of human papilloma virus (HPV) - induced by intracervical uterine cervix neoplasia of the I-II stage. Increase of IgG content and decrease of IgM were detected in 42 patients with HPV uterine cervix dysplasia against the background of combined therapy and it is a confirmation of adequate immune response.
Keywords:
uterine cervix dysplasia, human papilloma virus, immunological status, immunoglobulins, immunosuppression, antivirus vaccine.References
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