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Autoimmune Disease
Pathology & Laboratory Medicine · General & Systemic
Moderate
Severity
Common collectively — autoimmune diseases as a group affect an estimated 5-8% of the population, more often women
Prevalence
No
Contagious
Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
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💊Treatment Options
- 1Treatment focuses on suppressing or modulating the overactive immune response using medications such as corticosteroids for short-term flare control and disease-modifying agents or biologic therapies for long-term management
- 2chosen based on the specific disease and organs involved. Anti-inflammatory medications help manage pain and swelling during flares
- 3and lifestyle measures such as stress management
- 4adequate rest
- 5and avoiding known triggers support overall disease control. Regular monitoring for disease activity and treatment side effects is essential given the chronic nature of most autoimmune conditions.
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