FIELD: medicine, obstetrics.
SUBSTANCE: invention can be used for nonspecific prophylaxis of acute respiratory viral infections in pregnant women in the risk group. Eubiotic biosporin is prescribed on 10, 22 and 23 week of pregnancy, by 2 doses, 2 times per a day, 30 min before eating, for 7 days. Invention promotes to recovery and strengthening the immune system due to elevating synthesis of endogenous interferon that, in turn, promotes to prophylaxis of perinatal complications, reducing morbidity with acute respiratory viral infections and reducing duration time of the each following episode of disease.
EFFECT: improved method for prophylaxis.
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