Herpes virus infection and specificity of antiviral immunity
The article presents current data on specificity of the clinicoimmunological picture at various stages of infection. The authors discuss the most frequent secondary syndromal pathologies in sexual partners or married couples appearing in the process of interaction of the representatives of the family Herpesviridae with the key links of antiviral immunity. The stage-specific character of pathogenetic changes occurring in herpes virus infection is analyzed. Specificity of formation and manifestations of basic clinicoimmunological syndromes in the course of development and progress of herpes virus infection are discussed, namely, secondary immune deficiency (SID), post-infection autoimmune syndrome (PIAS) and SID-associated autoimmune syndrome (SIDAS).