The influence of a chronic (30 days) administration of an eleutherococcus extract on the haemostatic system state was studied in immobilized rats. A 3-h immobilization of untreated animals is accompanied by hypercoagulation and thrombinemia signs on the background of downregulation of the anticoagulant and fibrinolytic activity, which leads to a risk of thrombosis. Preliminary 30-day course of eleutherococcus uptake prevents the immobilization-induced thrombosis in rats.