23.04.2006, 19:13
Pathogenetische Schritte bei Autoimmunität
- genetische Disposition
- HLA-Antigene
- Viele andre Loci
- Geschlecht – Geschlechtshormone
- Kofaktoren: Umwelteinflüsse, Medikamente
- ( Nahrungsmittel?????? Warum werden sie nicht genannt? Zählen sie zu Umwelteinflüssen oder zu Medikamenten??????) Natürlich sind Autoimmunerkrankungen im Vergleich zu Allergien extrem selten. Dennoch sind sie, ebenso wie Allergien, Erkrankungen des Immunsystems. Der Allergologe, der sich mit Pathomechanismen
der Allergie beschäftigt hat, verfügt über besondere
Grundkenntnisse immunologischer Abläufe und wird
Analogien zu Autoimmunerkrankungen bemerken
http://www.gpau.de/zeitschriften/2003/GP...203-03.pdf
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Infant milk allergy is thought to be a specific and limited condition which children "outgrow." This idea can be misleading many children continue to have chronic symptoms from milk, although the original problem may disappear, the pattern of illness changes and confuses parents and physicians. At the very least, we can say that some children have an allergic diathesis that persists and evolves with different manifestations. Milk allergy is common in adults but is seldom diagnosed…..
…. These children may continue to manifest hypersensitivity and grow into adults with immune-mediated diseases. Although there are few studies which focus on milk-induced disease in adults, there is enough suggestive evidence to suspect that milk proteins play a major role in human disease at all ages.
http://www.nutramed.com/children/kidsmilk.htm
Uli
- genetische Disposition
- HLA-Antigene
- Viele andre Loci
- Geschlecht – Geschlechtshormone
- Kofaktoren: Umwelteinflüsse, Medikamente
- ( Nahrungsmittel?????? Warum werden sie nicht genannt? Zählen sie zu Umwelteinflüssen oder zu Medikamenten??????) Natürlich sind Autoimmunerkrankungen im Vergleich zu Allergien extrem selten. Dennoch sind sie, ebenso wie Allergien, Erkrankungen des Immunsystems. Der Allergologe, der sich mit Pathomechanismen
der Allergie beschäftigt hat, verfügt über besondere
Grundkenntnisse immunologischer Abläufe und wird
Analogien zu Autoimmunerkrankungen bemerken
http://www.gpau.de/zeitschriften/2003/GP...203-03.pdf
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Infant milk allergy is thought to be a specific and limited condition which children "outgrow." This idea can be misleading many children continue to have chronic symptoms from milk, although the original problem may disappear, the pattern of illness changes and confuses parents and physicians. At the very least, we can say that some children have an allergic diathesis that persists and evolves with different manifestations. Milk allergy is common in adults but is seldom diagnosed…..
…. These children may continue to manifest hypersensitivity and grow into adults with immune-mediated diseases. Although there are few studies which focus on milk-induced disease in adults, there is enough suggestive evidence to suspect that milk proteins play a major role in human disease at all ages.
http://www.nutramed.com/children/kidsmilk.htm
Uli