Patient's question:
My daughter was hospitalized in the children's hospital due to pneumonia. After a thorough examination, it was found that she had cytomegalovirus infection. lgGLGM were all positive. Her liver function and hearing are normal. The doctor said that as long as these two are fine, everything is okay. Is that right? What kind of coordination...Doctor's answer:
The treatment of viral infections can utilize various antiviral agents such as GCV (ganciclovir), immune globulin preparations against cytomegalovirus, interferon, and transfer factor, etc. Recommendations: However, these drugs cannot solve the fundamental problem, and the virus often hides and recurs after discontinuation. Given that this virus may be one of the causes of AIDS, scholars worldwide are dedicated to conducting trials to suppress its transmission. Recently, American scholars have developed two live vaccines, which have shown promising results after testing. One is developed from the AD169 strain, and the other is made from the Town strain. After non-oral administration, they have significantly demonstrated anti-cytomegalovirus efficacy. The decline in CMV antibodies has led to an increase in immune function.