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3 %, control group 34.5 %, p less then 0.007) with the opposite after the second vaccination (total symptoms IBD group 55.4 %, control group 76 %, p = 0.077)). There was a trend to reduced immune response in elderly. Disease duration and immunomodulatory therapy had no impact on immune response. Longer time to last medication given and time passed to vaccination in IBD group seem to have a positive impact on antibody levels. High antibody response to vaccination in all patients with IBD was seen. Vaccination was well tolerated. Concomita
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