Recent times have been a great awakening to the importance of immune health. It seems all of a sudden, medical terms like "Immune Deficient" are more commonplace than ever before. As a holistic healer, Dr. Dana Cohen practices integrative medicine to treat your body as one interconnecting unit.
And your immune system couldn't be happier about it. You will be surprised how much you can contribute to building a more robust immune system, and Dr. Cohen will guide you to improved health and wellness. But we must be aware that Autoimmune Disease is on the rise and that is when the body attacks itself. So we must try to balance our immune system when confronted with an autoimmune disorder.
Recent times have been a great awakening to the importance of immune health. It seems all of a sudden, medical terms like "Immune Deficient" are more commonplace than ever before. As a holistic healer, Dr. Dana Cohen practices integrative medicine to treat your body as one interconnecting unit.
And your immune system couldn't be happier about it. You will be surprised how much you can contribute to building a more robust immune system, and Dr. Cohen will guide you to improved health and wellness.
The immune system detects dangerous germs and attacks them to protect the body. The system defends against bacteria and viruses and keeps people healthier when it functions as expected. Sometimes, the immune system behaves incorrectly and misidentifies the cells of the body as foreign. The system then attacks these cells as it would any invading germ.
The attacks often happen to only one part of the body or one organ. It is unknown why this happens. What is also not known is why women experience autoimmune disorders more than men. The conditions will typically begin when people are between the ages of 15-44. Autoimmune diseases are a serious concern because it remains one of the top 10 causes of death for women in every age group. The issue is complicated. Disabling the immune system to stop the disease would leave the body vulnerable to every potential virus and bacteria.
Treatment to control symptoms is almost always necessary because of the debilitating effects of many of the diseases. Some autoimmune disease control measures can stop the illness and restore the health of the patient. Unfortunately, other patients will continue to have the problem for life but, treatment can make the symptoms less severe and sometimes keep them unnoticeable for years.
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Recent times have been a great awakening to the importance of immune health. It seems all of a sudden, medical terms like "Immune Deficient" are more commonplace than ever before. As a holistic healer, Dr. Dana Cohen practices integrative medicine to treat your body as one interconnecting unit.
And your immune system couldn't be happier about it. You will be surprised how much you can contribute to building a more robust immune system, and Dr. Cohen will guide you to improved health and wellness.
Types of Autoimmune Diseases
The severity of the condition often depends on what part of the body the immune system attacks. Autoimmune Disease Treatments help to keep the discomforts of the disease under control. In some instances, treatments can stop the side effects entirely without weakening the immune system.
Scientists have identified more than 80 autoimmune diseases, and many are well known. Some of the most common include irritable bowel syndrome, psoriasis, and multiple sclerosis. It is difficult to imagine that conditions as diverse as these, and others like diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis, are all related in this manner.
Doctors may struggle to narrow down the cause of the variety of symptoms a patient complains about. Diagnosing an autoimmune disease is a complex process. The medical community does not have one test for all autoimmune diseases. Patients must track all their symptoms, even those that seem minor, like achy muscles or fatigue, and combine that with various screenings to get an accurate diagnosis.
Many of the conditions share some similarities too, but some have symptoms that are unique to them. Patients that visit Dr. Dana Cohen often schedule a visit when they begin to experience multiple, seemingly unrelated symptoms. They often assume the problems relate to being overtired or under stress and are unaware that they could involve much more.
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Autoimmune diseases attack the skin, joints, and organs. Some may affect the nervous system, and others the gastrointestinal system. A small sample of the other types of autoimmune diseases includes:
Why Are Women More at Risk?
Research shows twice as many women are diagnosed with autoimmune diseases as men. There are no definitive explanations about why this happens. Experts believe the extra sensitivity of the female immune system could play a role. Women also have a more pronounced inflammatory response. This may enable doctors to diagnose the problem easier. More noticeable symptoms may encourage women to make an appointment with a doctor to receive a diagnosis. Research also suggests that the rise and fall of hormones in women during puberty, pregnancy, and menopause may play a role.
Common Causes of Autoimmune Diseases
The countless hours of professional research into autoimmune diseases have not made the diagnosis of the conditions any easier. Not only are there dozens of wildly different conditions possible – but the causes are also numerous. People may become ill when they have only one risk factor. Some people can check every box and never develop an autoimmune disease.
Not only is it important to restore your immune health to the best it can be, it's equally important to maintain a working plan that protects you for years to come. Dr. Cohen specializes in using natural remedies to find the best treatment plans for numerous severe and chronic illnesses, including autoimmune deficiencies.
Please contact Dr. Cohen today!
Dr. Dana Cohen, MD
317 West 54th Street, Suite D. New York, NY 10019
(212) 787-1877
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