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Inflammation: friend or foe?
Inflammation: friend or foe? Inflammation is the body's natural response to injury, infection, or tissue damage. Although it is often accompanied by pain, swelling and redness, the inflammatory response plays an important role in healing tissues and protecting against further damage. In this article, we'll take a closer look at the topic and examine whether inflammation should be considered a friend or foe. What is inflammation? Inflammation is a complex physical reaction to damaging influences such as infectious agents, toxins or mechanical injury. It is triggered and controlled by various cells of the immune system. The aim of the inflammatory reaction is...
Inflammation: friend or foe?
Inflammation: friend or foe?
Inflammation is the body's natural response to injury, infection, or tissue damage. Although it is often accompanied by pain, swelling and redness, the inflammatory response plays an important role in healing tissues and protecting against further damage. In this article, we'll take a closer look at the topic and examine whether inflammation should be considered a friend or foe.
What is inflammation?
Inflammation is a complex physical reaction to damaging influences such as infectious agents, toxins or mechanical injury. It is triggered and controlled by various cells of the immune system. The goal of the inflammatory response is to protect the body from further damage and promote healing of the affected tissue.
There are two types of inflammation: the acute and the chronic inflammatory response.
The acute one caused by sudden tissue damage arises from the entry of pathogenic microorganisms into the tissue. Symptoms of acute inflammation can include redness, pain, heat development (local hyperthermia), swelling (edema) and functional limitations.
On the other hand, a chronic condition can also developfor various reasons. Chronic inflammation can be caused by the inappropriate response of the immune system or by a persistent cause of inflammation such as an autoimmune disease, chronic infections or toxic influences. In this case, the medical community considers such inflammation hostile.
How does an inflammatory reaction occur?
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