Effects of using a phytocombination of Ungernia Victoris, Rhodiola rosea, and ginseng in patients with Lyme disease

Comprehensive treatment for Lyme disease should include not only etiotropic therapy, but also correction of complications, namely neuroinflammation, which can result in cognitive dysfunction, anxiety-depressive syndrome, and focal neurological signs. We examined 100 patients with tick-borne borreliosis, 50 of whom received Ungernia Victoris, Rhodiola rosea, and ginseng root combination as additional therapy. Good tolerability, a more pronounced reduction in clinical manifestations, anxiety-depressive syndrome, and autoimmune processes characteristic of neuroinflammation in Lyme disease were demonstrated.