Wednesday 28 February 2018

Improvements In Autoimmune Disease And Nerve Conditions

By Donna Cox


When it comes to disease, there are often a number of options when it comes to treatment. One of the newest with regards to improvements in autoimmune disease is that of antibiotic therapy. While this is the case, not all agree this is the right approach. As such, each individual must decide whether or not undergoing this type of treatment is worth the health risks, time and cost associated with antibiotics on a long-term basis.

Information has been obtained from individuals suffering from the conditions whom have seen results, physicians and medical students. While in most cases the antibiotic therapy provided positive results, there were also individuals whom did not respond in such a favorable manner. As such, it is important that individuals desiring to try this form of treatment do so with the help of a medical professional or specialist.

In addition, different individuals have responded to different types of antibiotics, often depending on the chronic condition from which one suffers. As such, to assure obtaining the right type of antibiotic therapy, it is essential that one go through a primary care provider or specialist to do so. Otherwise, the individual could spend a great deal of time and money and potentially cause damage to other areas of the body by taking the wrong dosage or medication.

Some conditions under the guise of autoimmune diseases include Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Lupus, MS and Rheumatoid Arthritis. In most cases, these have been proven as some of the most difficult ailments to treat. As a result, many of those suffering from these ailments are on addictive pain medication or alternatives such as medical marijuana and other holistic treatment plans.

Researchers in this area have now discovered that in the majority of cases, individuals contracted the illness through untreated viral and bacterial infections. As this is the case, while it may take a great deal longer than if treated for the infection, the same type of antibiotic treatment has proven to be effective in eliminating chronic illnesses brought about by an initial infection.

While recovery is slow, it is often better than ongoing pain alleviation without a cure. In fact, other chronic diseases such as MS, Lupus and other diseases have also shown promising results when undergoing this type of therapy. As such, a number of individuals are now being treated with antibiotics on a trial basis.

While the discovery of antibiotic therapy and recovery have been impressive, it is important to note that is still important to maintain an ongoing relationship with a health care provider. For, there are a number of associated chronic ailments which can tear down body tissue, leaving one vulnerable to other issues in the future. As such, the quicker a viral or bacterial infection can be treated, the less likely the individual is to have a relapse of a chronic condition in the future.

It has also been discovered that viral and bacterial infections have the potential to kill nerves. As this is the case, there is now research underway to determine whether or not these infections could be the root cause of Parkinson's and other nervous conditions. If this proves to be the case, information obtained could be beneficial in preventing a number of nerve related conditions in the future.




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