What is the meaning of inflammation and immuse system?
89179
immune systen is the defense system of the body and inflammation is a way of responding to various harmful stimuli. it is mediated at the cellular level and it involves a lot of complex processes and chemicals like histamine and the like. i think its bronchoconstriction that ur talking about, ya it could be inherited, environmental and immunological. Asthma is a good example.
777209
Your body makes molecules that stimulate inflammation (pain, swelling, etc.) To make these molecules you body uses an enzyme called cyclooxygenase (COX) and aspirin blocks this enzyme so that the inflammatory mediators don't get made.
1038001
.It is the symptom of a body’s fight against infection.\n\nFever is  a natural attempt on the part of the body to rid itself of toxic matter.
48435
Pain is weakness leaving the body. \nAuthor: Daniel R. Evans
92507
cholelithiasis is gallstones. Cholecystitis in inflamed gallbladder.
456911
It's an enzyme supplement. Very effective anti inflammatory if taken on an empty stomach, & assists food digestion if taken with food.\nYou can buy it at your local health food store, or possibly on ebay.
655371
I think that the correct word you are looking for is IMMUNOGEN: "any substance or organism that provokes an immune response (produces immunity) when introduced into the body"\n\nNot all immunogens are antigens (which means "substance capable of raising antibodies against it") nor allergens ("responsible of causing allergy, a particular kind of immune response.")
223927
ANTIBODIES,T C CELLS,T H CELLS,PHAGOCYTOSIS,MHC,CD,COMPLEMENT SYSTEM,APP,CRP,INTERLEUKIN\n,INTERFERON,\nMACROPHAGES,\nNK CELLS,\nCATHELICIDIN,HYPERSENSITIVITY....10 DONE...\nTHERE IS MUCH MORE....BODY IS A BIG TIME FIGHTER...\nINFECTIONS DONOT MESS  WITH IT
1137377
The immune system consists of:\n\nSkin: without this so many things could enter your body and evidently kill you. Helps guard you from bacteria and viruses.\n\nTears and Mucus: Contain an enzyme called lysozyme. This breaks down the wall of lots of bacteria, but not all. \n\nSaliva: Anti-bacterial\n\nThe nasal passage and lungs are coated in mucus,  germs not killed instantly are trapped in the mucus and than swallowed.\n\nMast cells line the nasal passages, throat, lungs and your skin. Bacteria or a virus that wants to gain entry to your body must first make it past these and they are part of your defense system.\n\nYour immune system consists of these:\nSpleen - Replaces old red blood cells, and filters the blood looking for bad cells that shouldn't be in your body.\n\nThymus - This is between your breastbone and your heart. Contains or produces T-cells. This can be removed and you (adult) should be fine.\n\nLymph System - These are found in your neck and they get checked by your doctor to see if they are swollen. Filter out bacteria.\n\nWhite Blood Cells - Comes in 5 classes: Immunoglobulin A (IgA), E (IgE), G (IgG), D (IgD), M (IgM)\nDetects bad cells, binds to them and helps get rid of them.\n\nAntibodies\nComplement System\nHormones\nBone Marrow - Produces new white and red cells.
1031989
antibody immune response.\n\nits an antibody, its foreign; new to the body.
1089847
Mainly because of the verb inflame ( To become excited or aroused, To be affected by inflammation,To catch fire.) somehow developed the added definition of catching fire.\n\nTherefore, inflammable and flammable mean the same thing although the prefix "in" usually indicates antonyms.\n\nDictionary.com's sagely advice:\n\nHistorically, flammable and inflammable mean the same thing. However, the presence of the prefix in- has misled many people into assuming that inflammable means “not flammable” or “noncombustible.” The prefix -in in inflammable is not, however, the Latin negative prefix -in, which is related to the English -un and appears in such words as indecent and inglorious. Rather, this -in is an intensive prefix derived from the Latin preposition in. This prefix also appears in the word enflame. But many people are not aware of this derivation, and for clarity's sake it is advisable to use only flammable to give warnings.
630519
Both.\n\nA preparation of a weakened or killed pathogen, such as a bacterium or virus, or of a portion of the pathogen's structure that upon administration stimulates antibody production or cellular immunity against the pathogen but is incapable of causing severe infection.
1030963
MSI can mean these :\nMagnetic Source Imaging \nMedium scale integration \nMicrobiological Safety Index \n\nNSF can mean these: \n\nN-(Sulfooxy)-2-Fluorenylacetamide \nN-ethylmaleimide sensitive factor  \nN-ethylmaleimide sensitive factor \nN-Ethylmaleimide-Sensitive Fusion Protein \nNational Sanitation Foundation
955458
your body is susceptible to infection.
466186
Myalgia: The prefix Myo = Muscules the suffix:Lgia= Pain\nso it means mascular pain.\n\nMucosa: Mucosa is moist tissue that lines particular organs and body cavities throughout the body (eg, the inner cheek) ,Glands along the mucosa secrete mucus (a thick fluid). Like the skin covering the body from the outside mucosa covers the body from the inside!\nHyperimea= mild inflamation.\nso mucosal hyperimea= inflamation of the mucosal tissues.\n\nErythmatous rash: Erythema= Red so the meaning is reddish rash.\n\nDesquamation: The shedding of the outer layers of the skin. For example, once the rash of  measles fades, there is desquamation. The word comes from the Latin "desquamare" meaning "to scrape the scales off a fish."\n\nEmpyema:the suffix pyema= pus\nIt's severe infection of the lungs leading to accumilation of pus (inflammatory fluid) around the lungs leading to breathing difficulties. Empyema can be a complication of any other form of lung inflamation ex,pnumonia,lung abcess..etc. \nEmpyema can be fatal if not treated promptly.\n\nsept: this is a prefix meaning bacterial infection.
734145
Illietis i inflamation of the ileum, part of the small intestine. It effects how your food is digested and absorbed. It can cause diarrhea. A bland diet is recommended. Antibiotics may be needed depending on what is causing the inflamation. It could be a type of food causing it.
684566
Idiosyncrasy: An unusual or unexpected sensitivity exhibited by an individual to a particular medication or food.