[Specific features of the therapy of patients with hepatitis B and C in the presence of accompanying cryoglobulinemia].

Correlation between the presence of cryoglobulinemia and delayed convalescence in patients with acute viral hepatitis B and C has been studied. It is established that cryoglobulinaemia is more frequent in patients with long-term hepatitis C virus RNA replication (and anti-HCV IgM in the blood), than in cases where anti-HCV IgM disappeared from blood serum within the first month of antiviral treatment. The results of cycloferon, amixin, and isoprinosin administration in patients with acute viral hepatitis B and C have been analyzed. A correlation between the presence of cryoglobulinemia and the effectiveness of endogenous interferon inducers has been studied.