Molecular possession: Causes, symptoms and treatment

Molecular mimicry avoidance under the protection of a variety of mechanisms has been suggested as a way in which the infection can begin, and it can aggravate auto -immune diseases. One of the mechanisms is molecular camouflage, where a strange antigen shares the order or structural agreement with self -antigens in the body. The molecular camouflage is typically described at the level of the antibody, or T -cell, but the structural association between the causal factor and the self -factor does not explain how T -cells are activated in a number of auto -immune diseases. The proposed mechanism whose interpretation of the molecular camouflage in the receptors of the TCR could be expressed on one TV cell, as these T -cells have a double effective effectiveness of foreign and self -antigens, which makes the host body vulnerable to attacks of exotic bodies that can provoke a self -immune response. Periodic camouflage diseases The molecular camouflage affects the number of auto -immune diseases, the most important of which is: diabetes. Multiple sclerosis. Rheumatic fever. The symptoms of molecular camouflage The symptoms that occur in the patient differ according to the type of disease, and one of the most important examples is the following: 1. Symptoms of diabetes are one of the most prominent symptoms of diabetes. The following: Increase the feeling of thirst. Feeling of weakness and fatigue. The disorganized vision. Numbness, or tingle in hands or feet. Surikations, or slowly healing wounds. Unplanned weight loss. Regular urination. Unfounded infection. Dry mouth. 2. Symptoms of multiple sclerosis are one of the most important symptoms that indicate the infection of multiple sclerosis the following: muscle weakness. Numbness. Inability to control the bladder and urinary incontinence. Fatigue. Sleep. Regularly. About tinnitus. Enthusiasm. Causes and factors of a molecular camouflage that cause molecular camouflage. Many auto -immune diseases, which are often unknown, but there are many factors that increase the risk of disease that are as follows: 1 factors increase the risk of diabetes. Factors differ according to the type of diabetes as follows: Factors of the risk of diabetes of Type 1 of the most important factors the following: The presence of a family history with someone parents, or siblings for type 1 diabetes. Infection in the pancreas, such as: infection, crop, surgery or accidents. Physical stress, such as: surgery or disease. Exposure to disease caused by viruses. Factors increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, one of the most important factors that increases the risk of type 2 diabetes. The following: Family history of type 2 diabetes. American Race of African Origin, or of Spanish origin, an original American, an Asian American breed, or of the Pacific Islands. Weight gain. High blood pressure. Low level of good cholesterol in the blood and the high level of triglycerides. Physical lack of activity. Age over 45 years or more. Pregnancy diabetes. Pcos. Smoke. The disease may occur in some individuals due to the presence of other factors that differ from person to person. 2. Factors increase the risk of multiple sclerosis, one of the most important factors that increase the risk of developing the disease. The following: Age is between 20 – 40 years. Women are more likely to have men. The genetic factor. Smoke. Infection. Vitamin D deficiency. Vitamin B12 deficiency. Complications of molecular camouflage There are many complications caused by auto -immune diseases, the most important of which is: 1. The complications of diabetes are one of the most important complications of diabetes. Nerve Damage: Causes numbness and tingling that starts at the foot or fingers and then spreads. Kidney damage: This can lead to kidney failure, or the need for dialysis or transplantation. Eye Damage: such as: Retinal disorder that can lead to blindness and eyelids. Foot damage: resulting in nerve damage, poor blood flow, poor healing wounds and sores. Other complications: such as: male impotence, hearing loss, depression, dementia and dental problems. 2.. Multiple sclerosis complications are the most important complications of multiple sclerosis the following: muscle hardening or cramps. Paralysis usually in the legs. Bladder problems, intestines or sexual function. Spiritual changes, such as: forgetfulness, or state of mind. Depression. Epilepsy. Diagnosis of a molecular camouflage that can be diagnosed with auto -immune diseases caused by molecular camouflage as follows: 1. Diagnosis of diabetes is diagnosed with diabetes by blood analysis, and there are many tests used to ensure the disease, the prominent. Random sugar examination. Glucos -bearing test. Cumulative sugar analysis. 2. Diagnosis of multiple sclerosis The multiple sclerosis is diagnosed as follows: Excited response test: Electrical activity measures a response to stimuli. Magnetic resonance imaging: for brain and spinal cord imaging. Competent fluid analysis: which can determine the antibodies that indicate a previous infection, or proteins compatible with the diagnosis of multiple nerve sclerosis. A molecular camouflage treatment The diseases caused by molecular camouflage are treated as follows: 1. Diabetes treatment is treated with diabetes according to its type: Treatment of Diabetes Type 1 is treated using insulin injections daily and on dates determined by the doctor. Treatment of Type 2 diabetes depends on the type of treatment used according to the condition of the patient, as the doctor can expel an oral medicine to reduce blood sugar, and it can use insulin, and the patient is also informed about the need to follow a suitable diet and reduce excess weight. 2.. Multiple sclerosis treatment is done when exposure to attacks as follows: Corticosteroids such as: Prednisone orally, and methylprednisolone intravenous, where treatment is prescribed to reduce neuritis. Treatment can cause side effects, such as: insomnia. Increased blood pressure. Increased blood sugar levels. Mood swings. Fluid retention. Plasma exchange is removed and separated from the blood cells, then the blood cells are mixed with albumin solution and returned to the body. Plasma exchange can be used if the symptoms are new and severe and do not respond to steroids. Preventing molecular camouflage is usually difficult to have ways to prevent auto -immune diseases, but especially some procedures can help prevent type 2 diabetes, the most prominent: to eat healthy foods and reduce starch and sugars. Exercise and physical activity. Low excess weight.