LASER THERAPY FOR HERVES VIRUS INFECTIONS (literature review)
The prevalence and diversity of clinical forms of herpes virus infections, as well as the lack of effectiveness of existing methods of treatment determines the relevance of the problem. A brief review of the literature demonstrates the successful use of laser therapy in the treatment of patients with at least half of the eight known herpes viruses that are dangerous to humans. There is an understanding of the prospects for the development of the method and the optimization of methodological approaches to treatment. The authors conclude about the need for combined use of laser blood screening and antiviral drugs, as well as two options for laser therapy: direct effects on the lesions, and systemically, through intravenous laser blood screening with combined use of ultraviolet (365-405 nm) and green (525 nm) laser radiation spectra.