О повышении эффективности вакцинации против вирусных и бактериальных патогенов посредством дотаций микронутриентов

При недостаточной обеспеченности рядом микронутриентов (МН) нарушается функционирование систем приобретенного иммунитета, что может негативно сказываться на эффективности и безопасности вакцинации. По результатам клинико-эпидемиологических исследований показано, что при дотации МН перед вакцинацией повышаются ее эффективность (увеличение титра антител к вирусным / бактериальным патогенам) и безопасность (предотвращение недомогания, снижение тяжести течения и смертности от соответствующей инфекции в случае заболевания пациента после вакцинации).

Целью работы явился анализ доступных к настоящему времени исследований по взаимосвязи обеспеченности МН с результатами вакцинации против бактерий и вирусов.

Заключение. Дотации МН способствуют формированию адекватного поствакцинального иммунитета и повышению безопасности вакцинации. Применение витаминно-минеральных комплексов является экономически выгодной процедурой, позволяющей снизить риски при вакцинации пациентов с полигиповитаминозами.

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