Sjogren's Syndrome

Sjogren's condition is an immune system infection that makes your resistant framework go haywire and assault solid cells as opposed to attacking microscopic organisms or infections. Your white platelets, which ordinarily shield you from germs, assault the organs that are accountable for making dampness.

Causes and Risk Factors

Exact cause for sjogrens syndrome is not known. An infection with a bacteria or virus may be a trigger that sets the disease in motion. White platelets typically lead the assault against the germs. But since of your broken quality, your white platelets target sound cells in the organs that make spit and tears. There's no let-up in the battle, so your side effects will continue to go except if you get treatment.

Sjogren’s Syndrome Symptoms

A change in taste or smell.

Swollen glands in your neck and face.

Skin rashes and sensitivity to UV light.

Dry eyes that may burn, itch, or feel gritty.

Swelling, pain, and stiffness in your joints.

Sjogren’s Syndrome Diagnosis

Sjogren's likewise have another immune system infection, and Sjogren's manifestations now and again look a great deal like some different sicknesses, as fibromyalgia or persistent weariness disorder, it can at times be difficult for your PCP to give you a finding.

Sjogren’s Syndrome Treatment

There are different medicines for a portion of the more uncommon manifestations of Sjogren's condition. For example, on the off chance that you get yeast contaminations in your mouth, your primary care physician may endorse antifungal medication.

Sjogren’s Syndrome Complications

Irritation of your gums, called gum disease, or yeast contaminations in your mouth. You likewise may think that its difficult to accept. Dryness in your nose can prompt issues like nosebleeds or sinusitis. Dry eyes can make you bound to get contaminations around your eyes that can hurt your cornea

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