Results of HIV treatment with multiresonance therapy

AUTHORS : Markin Yu.V. | Skvortsov S.V. | Kazakov S.P. | Arsenin S.L.

RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : Institute for Radiophysiological Research, Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, The Main Military Clinical Hospital. N.N. Burdenko of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Medical Center of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, Moscow, Russia

YEAR : 2003 | Category : Method of Treatment

The widespread spread of HIV infection, which has become a pandemic throughout the world, dictates the creation of not only a vaccine against HIV infection, but also the development of new (medicinal and non-medicinal) methods of treatment.

Currently, significant advances have been made in the treatment of HIV infection with medication (antiretroviral therapy) based on a scheme for the combined use of drugs of three groups – “tritotherapy”: protease inhibitors (crixivan or invisara) and two reverse transcriptase inhibitors (usually retrovir and epivir), which lead to a significant decrease in viral load and stabilization of immunological parameters.