Asthma ( definition and types)
Definition:
- It is a disorder that occurs in the respiratory system almost because of immune cells in response to a cause such as pollen that enters through the nose into the lung and causes a strong response represented by the expulsion of mast cells, T-lymphocytes, macrophages, neutrophils, etc ...
- It is characterized by its seriousness for the reason that if a person is infected In asthma, a chronic inflammatory response occurs .
types :
external cause or internal cause
Allergic ( external) :
- Many people are allergic to certain types of food, such as an allergy to onions, garlic, or jasmine oil.
- There is an allergy to drugs such as penicillin; And there is an allergy to pollen or animal fur such as cats, dust, mold, etc ...
- Hypersensitivity reaction on the skin due to the injection of a substance under the skin as an allergic reaction that leads to redness .
- Dermatological diseases, eczema that appears on the face specifically on the iron, its color is red (allergic shines may be present) specifically on child's .
- Sometimes the genetic factor plays an important role in the transmission of allergies .
- Of course, in cases of external allergies, the treatment is natural for the allergen itself to be taken by taking samples in very small doses of it and injecting it by gradually increasing the dose accurately through an experienced doctor for a certain period of time. ( Death is rare )
Non allergic ( internal) :
- There is no genetic factor and there is no external cause such as dust, but rather it comes from infection from another organ that most likely stimulates the immune system in the lung, causing asthma, and there are no signs such as eczema that occur to children on the cheeks, and when the vaccinated is given gradually to get rid of it, there will be no response or therapeutic development on the case Patient (not IgE associated) (the death may occur ) ...