Healthy organisms have protective cells (e.g. T-cells, B-cells) that can form a defence mechanism if outside bacteria and viruses affect the organism.
However, the immune mechanisms for persons with erythropoplasm have been disrupted and tissues and organs have been mistook as “enemy” attacks resulting in organ damage.
As a chronic, repeated self-immunological disease, erythalamus is divided into two types, skin-type erythalamus (CLE), which affects skin only and is less ill, and systematic erythalamus (SLE), which affects not only skin but also other parts of the body, causing skin damage, discomfort, etc.
The specific cause of the systemic erythalamus is unclear, but may be related to genetic, hormone, immune and environmental factors. It is not a genetic disease, but it has a certain genetic susceptibility, with an increased risk of illness among parents or immediate family members.
Some patients may find that women are in the majority among the systematic erythalamus. Why is it easier for women to feel SLE? It’s mainly due to high estrogen levels and X chromosomes.
Estrogens can activate immune cells such as T-cells, B-cells and megacorts, promote the release of cytogens (e.g. IL-1), increase the expression of the original cancer genes of megacormic cells and reduce the collapse of self-reactive B-lymphocytes, thereby contributing to the maturity of their reactionary B-lymphocytes and, ultimately, to the emergence of their own antibodies and all-body symptoms.
The number of ☞X chromosomes is closely related to the incidence of SLE, and at least three SLE transgenics have been found on X chromosomes.
Skin red spots are one of the typical symptoms of systemic red erythalamus, and may also infringe on patients’ muscle joints, kidneys, intestinal tracts, cardiovascular, nervous system, etc.
The common symptoms of systemic erythalamus (SLE) include heat, light sensitivity, rashes, increased lymphomy knots, muscle joint pain, headache, fatigue, etc. The disease is most likely to be tiring and renal, and patients are exposed to blood, protein, and so on, while affecting kidney excrement.
With the progression of the course of the disease and the recurrence of the disease, the patient ‘ s rate of nephrocyte filtering has declined year after year, preventing the patient from regularly removing the waste and water generated by metabolism from the body, and the severer progress towards renal failure requiring dialysis and even kidney transplants to maintain function.
Other important organs of the human body, such as kidneys, can be aggravated by repeated conditions if the condition is not effectively controlled at this time.
Systematic erythalamus have a wide range of clinical performances at an early stage, with non-specialized doctors often prone to error: For example, joint pains may be misdiagnosed as rheumatism, protein urine may be misdiagnosed as kidney, anaemia, white cells, reduction of slabs may be misdiagnosed as diseases of the blood system. Therefore, when there is an unknown multi-system stress, timely access to the rheumatism immunization unit is required to eliminate the possibility of rheumatism.
The current systematic treatment of erythrophage consists mainly of sugar cortex hormones, immunosuppressants, inflammants, antimalarials and biological agents. New biological agents have significantly improved the treatment and quality of life of patients, and new technologies (such as CAR-T therapy) have even made it possible to “cure” lupus.
It is important to note that the systematic treatment of erythalamus is a “persistent battle” and that even after the symptoms are contained, patients have to insist on regular follow-up visits to reduce the probability of relapse. In addition, in everyday life, patients must pay special attention to avoiding direct exposure to sunlight and to avoiding the use of drugs that could cause lupus, etc., in order to prevent recurrence or increase.
Although “lupus” sounds terrible, disease activity can be controlled if patients receive timely medical attention and appropriate treatment at the onset of the disease, thereby protecting the normal functioning of the organ system from impairment. Current clinical practice shows that the vast majority of patients have better control over their condition.
Do the Zero One system have an infection?
Systematic erythalamus is not an infectious disease and rashes are not caused by pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, helixes, etc., and are not transmitted between people.
Will the red spots of the 02 disappear?
Through active treatment, most cases of erythropopaedic diseases gradually recede. However, the speed and extent of depression varies from person to person, depending on the severity of the condition and the individual.
Do you think it’s ugly to take a pill?
Systematic erythalamus treatments may have a number of side effects, in particular long-term high-dose oral sugar cortex hormones, leading to full moon faces, buffalo backs, skin purples, osteoporosis, etc.
Under stable conditions, the patient can regulate the reduction under the supervision of a doctor, and the side effects of the drug will be significantly reduced. Remember! Standardized, on-demand medications are essential for lupus patients and must not stop.
You can’t get pregnant with a 04-system-based erythalamus?
Patients of erythalamus may become pregnant if their condition is stable and medically permitted. It should be noted, however, that there may be repeated or aggravated conditions during pregnancy and therefore close monitoring and management throughout the pregnancy period.
The 05 system of erythalamus is “indestructible cancer”? Individual media reports of red-coloured lupus have caused many people to “hear the venom change”. In fact, this is a manageable and treatable disease, and SLE patients can live for the same period as the general population as long as they receive timely consultations, diagnosis and treatment.
Anyway…
For people with systematic red hyenas,
Fear, fear, escape these negative emotions.
It’s just gonna keep us from getting better.
You have to take it seriously and defy it.
I’m a doctor.
I’m sure we’ll win it.
