Influence of Bacterial Immunomodulators on the Induction of Specific Igg With Patients During a Peroral Hyposensitization Therapy

Abstract

Peroral administration of allergen during hyposensitization therapy with allergic patients is in comparison with an administration by injection of a wilder inductor of specific IgG antibodies. The peroral administration of bacterial immunomodulators increases IgG formation significantly. The described experiment examines the influence of bacterial immunomodulator Olimunostim on the level of specific antibodies during peroral hyposensitization therapy with allergic patients.