The immunomodulating action of vilozen and splenin in angina patients against a background of chronic bronchitis

Immunological indices were compared in 138 patients with angina and concomitant bronchitis; 86 of them received antibiotics, splenin and vylosen; 52 received routine treatment. It was established that use of a combination of splenin and vylosen produces a pronounced immunodulating effect in primary immunodeficiency states due to recurrences of angina and concomitant pathology of the bronchopulmonary in workers of a large industrial enterprise. Immunomodulators are indicated in the treatment of repeat and relapsing angina, especially in the presence of concomitant bronchitis.