Multiple sclerosis (MS) & Immune system reaction

Multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease characterized by chronic inflammation, that affects the central nervous system. Unfortunately, scientists have not yet been able to find out the cause of this disease and there is no definitive cure for this disease, and pharmacological drugs might be associated with side effects. In all patients, it is important to encourage patients to use a healthy lifestyle, including proper diet, regular exercise. The prevalence of MS in some parts of world has increased significantly over the past half century, probably due to the effects of some environmental factors. Although the firest cause of MS is unknown, most researchers argue that myelin damage in the disease is due to an inadequate immune response. Although science has made great progress in recent years, especially in the field of medicine, and has brought great achievements to human beings, the treatment of some diseases, such as MS, etc., is costly and is associated with side effects in some cases. Thus it is recommended to use a combination of modern medicine and traditional medicine and purposeful nutrition and warm nature foods to improve the function of immune system.

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Seyed Ehsan Hosseini: MSc in Immunology Ariz Lahimi: Lab Technician Mahsa Liaghat: BSc. in Medical Laboratory Sciences