Basis of long-term perspective of prophylaxis and treatmentof tick-borne encephalitis

Abstract

A reflection of natural population interactions between tick-borne encephalitis virus and a human being on condition of mutual adaptation appears to be a frequent persistence of an agent and a high human disease resistance. Mixed somatic pathology of degenerative nature, which was revealed in the study of the majority of patients with tick-borne encephalitis, more often including the initial central nervous system affliction under conditions of negative changes of organism reactivity, is regarded as one of the main reasons of infection conversion into disease. The virus becomes an aggression factor at such joint biological causes, changing endobiocenosis, which is of great importance for substantiation of curing therapy.