Rheumatism (RA) is a whole-system autoimmune disease that manifests itself mainly in chronic, sexually comprehensible damage. The causes of the disease and the mechanisms for its occurrence are not yet fully clear, but are considered to be the result of a combination of genetic and environmental factors.
The infection has been widely recognized as one of the major factors in the occurrence and recurrence of the disease.
The immune system of patients is already in a state of disorder, coupled with the long-term use of such drugs as sugar-cort hormones and immunosuppressants, which significantly reduces their resistance to infection.
Prevention of infection is therefore particularly important for RA patients.
Streptococcus infection
The streptococcus is a type of germ that is chromosomal, spherical or elliptical and usually organized in chain form.
They are widely distributed in the nasals of nature, human and animal faeces and healthy people, and in most cases are not ill, but when the time comes, they can enter the human body through a variety of means, including foaming, food, etc., causing a range of diseases, including oscillitis, tonsilitis, epidemiitis, cystitis and even influenza.
Studies indicate that up to 50-80 per cent of rheumatism patients begin to develop within 2-4 weeks of streptocyccus infection.
Vacuum fungus infection
Vacucus is a common fungus of skin and soft tissue infections.
When the skin is broken, such as scratches, bruises, oscillations, etc., the fungus may enter and cause local inflammations, as shown by red and edema, pain and sepsis.
In the case of RA patients, the infection is not limited to the skin surface, and the internal toxin that is produced is ultra-antigen, which activates VBET cells in the patient ‘ s slide film, prompts a large-scale production of inflammatory factors such as white cellulin – 6 (IL – 6), tumor necrosis – alpha (TNF – alpha) and rapidly increases arthritis.
Epidemic infections can also disrupt skin barriers, create conditions for other pathogens to invade and further increase the risk of infection.
Bacillus infection in nodules
Bacillus tuberculosis, or Bacillus tuberculosis, is the main cause of tuberculosis, especially tuberculosis.
Tuberculosis not only poses a serious threat to the life and health of patients, but can also spread to others through foam, an important infectious disease.
As a result of their own immunological disorders, the resistance of RA patients has been reduced and they are more vulnerable to the effects of the tuberculosis fungi.
Clinical data show that the incidence of combined tuberculosis infection among RA patients is about 2.53 times higher than that of the normal population.
Virus infection
The virus infection is also one of the major factors in the occurrence of the disease.
The EB virus, the hepatitis B and C virus, the T-cell leukemia virus, the tiny virus B19 etc., although they have characteristics, are closely related to the occurrence of RA.
For example, the EB virus is very common in the population and has the characteristics of a human lymphocytes, which can lurch in lymphocytes for long periods of time after infection, and can induce RAs when the organism is subject to specific irritation.
In addition to the above four common infections, the balance of intestinal strains is also essential to maintaining a healthy immune system.
Anomalous changes in intestinal bacteria such as fungus, streptococcus (SFB) are considered to have the potential to induce RAs by inducing an immuno-reaction and producing their own antibody.
The study found that the eradication treatment of the fungus cologne has some control over the condition of RA patients.
In addition, the study found that:
• A patient with a high intestinal intestinal expression of gland positive bacteria, low expression of gland cactus, and a bacteria (e.g., some herbs) of acetic acid produced through the acetyl acetase A route have a higher expression than the health control group, while the fat and sugar synthesis, trans-shipment and genocination capacity of the RA group is lower than the control group.
• The effective reduction of IL-1, IL-2, IL-6, IL-17 and TNF-α levels in the serum of RA patients, together with an increase in the level of IL-10 anti-inflammatory factors, will help to reduce the activity of the disease.
How to prevent infection?
:: Attention to hygiene
Maintaining good hygiene practices is an essential measure to prevent infection. Patients should be careful to wash their hands, keep their skin clean and avoid exposure to unclean items.
(c) Take care to protect and wear masks while travelling to reduce the risk of infection.
:: Active treatment of basic diseases
RA patients are required to follow strictly the medical instructions for regular treatment, to take their medication on time and to review it regularly. Controlling the disease can reduce the immunological disorders caused by the disease itself and reduce the risk of infection.
In the course of treatment, in case of any discomfort or doubt, the doctor should be contacted in a timely manner and should not increase or stop the medication.
. . ..to correct the evil.
There is a cloud in the Book of the Yellow Emperor: “The spirit of evil shall be vanquished.”
It means that the evil spirit is capable of harming the human body because of the lack of a positive body. Therefore, enhancing positive and physical resilience is key to preventing infection.
Dr. Huang Yuk-Mok said that he could help RA patients to improve their physical condition and correct evils, using Chinese medicine, acupuncture, canals, etc., to protect them from infection through the use of Chinese medicine.
Carnation: This is based on the sharing of diseases and is not a substitute for hospital visits. Comments are for reference purposes only, and medical advice is required for specific treatments.
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