Inflammation, Pain, And Fatigue? You May Need Autoimmune Therapy

If you suffer from chronic inflammation, intense pain, and crashing fatigue, you may think you have fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome. Although fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome can cause symptoms similar to yours, so can autoimmune diseases. Learn more about autoimmune diseases and how therapeutic treatment can help you below.

What Should You Know About Autoimmune Conditions?

The immune system is designed to seek, destroy, or contain things that can potentially harm your body, including viruses and foreign substances. However, some people can develop an autoimmune disease if their immune system turns on them.

Autoimmune diseases, disorders, and other illnesses can occur in any tissue or organ in the body, including the heart, joints, and intestines. Your blood cells, body fluids, and other critical components can also develop an autoimmune problem. The immune system simply doesn't recognize the tissues as normal and tries to contain or destroy them instead. 

Inflammation, pain, and fatigue are just three of the many symptoms autoimmune conditions can cause in adults and children. The symptoms can be light, moderate, or severe, depending on the organ, tissue, or fluid your immune system attacks. Some people develop strange rashes in their skin or abnormal pain in their joints and bones. If your immune system attacks your nerves, you could experience numbness and tingling in your hands, feet, and toes.

Fighting an autoimmune condition on your own can be difficult. You can take control of your health by undergoing autoimmune therapy.

How Can Autoimmune Therapy Treat Your Treatments?

Autoimmune therapy takes a unique approach to treating immune system conditions. Health care clinics use autoimmune therapy to detect, confine, study, and treat conditions that affect your health. In order for doctors to treat autoimmune conditions thoroughly, they must discover why the immune system attacked your tissues in the first place.

Doctors use a number of methods to examine your immune system, including antibody testing, blood testing, clinical assessments, and laboratory screening. The screenings and tests can help determine the reason behind the attack and why. Once doctors understand more about your immune system and condition, they'll use autoimmune therapy to treat you. 

The treatments used to address autoimmune conditions may include:

• stem cell treatment to help strengthen and rebuild your immune system, cells, and organs 
• medication treatment to help control or stop the inflammatory flareups in your body
• joint treatment to help control the pain in your joints, spine, and other bones in the body

Doctors may use multiple treatments to bring your autoimmune condition under control, especially if you have more than one autoimmune disease to treat. 

For more details or clarification about autoimmune diseases and how to treat them, contact a health care clinic today.