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[Effect of immunomodulatory therapy on circulatory immune complexes in patients with recurrent depressive disorders]
Objectives:
To study an effect of immunomodulatory therapy with cycloferon on some immunological parameters in patients with depression.
Materials And Methods:
It was examined 192 patients with recurrent depressive disorders. All patients were randomized into two groups -- main group (98 patients) and comparison group (94 patients). Both groups received standard treatment with antidepressants and antipsychotics in ambulatory conditions. Patients of the main group additionally received cycloferon.
Results:
Before treatment, there was an increase in concentrations of circulatory immune complexes (CIC), mainly due to most pathogenic average molecular (11S-19S) and small molecular (<11S) fractions, in both groups of the patients. A direct correlation between the degree of the severity of the disease and the degree of changes in immunological parameters was noted.
Conclusions:
Inclusion of cycloferon in the complex treatment had a positive effect on immunological parameters and led to the normalization of CIC levels and their fraction content.
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