Method for treatment of herpes virus infections

Drug – bio-affecting and body treating compositions – Enzyme or coenzyme containing – Hydrolases

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A method and composition are provided for treatment of herpes virus infections. The invention comprises the administration of a low level of neuraminidase protein or a derivative thereof.

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