Abstract
Relevance. The review examines modern ideas about the immunomodulatory effect of allergen-specific immunotherapy in relation to increasing resistance to infectious pathogens. The information presented will allow clinicians to take a more conscious approach to the process of planning therapy for bronchial asthma, considering allergen-specific immunotherapy not only as a tool for pathogenetic treatment of causally significant sensitization, but also as a tool for immunomodulatory therapy against respiratory viral infections.Purpose of the work: systematization of accumulated experience in order to provide information for the practicing physician.
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