Inflammation Defensive

Defensive inflammation

Defensive inflammation, or defensive inflammation (Latin defensionis - “protection”, defensio - “protection”) are inflammatory reactions of the body that occur in response to the intake of a substance or to repeated exposure to the skin of an environmental factor that is usually harmless to a given individual, the so-called touchstone stimulus. Defensive inflammatory reactions can occur, for example, in response to various topical medications that are usually safe in other conditions. They differ from allergic reactions (classical inflammatory response), the main difference of which is that no antibodies are formed to a given antigen or to others.

Defensive inflammation: treatment and diagnosis

Inflammation **defensive** (lat. i. defensiva) is a rare disease that is associated with changes in the function of the immune system. It manifests itself as inflammation and can be caused by various factors.

Symptoms of defensive inflammation

Symptoms of defensive inflammation may include:

- Weakness and fatigue; - Increased body temperature; - Pain in joints, muscles or other parts of the body;

In some cases, headaches, skin rashes and other symptoms may appear. If you notice such symptoms, be sure to consult a doctor. He will conduct a full examination and prescribe the necessary treatment.