How serious is Sj gren s syndrome?

Sjogren's syndrome is very harmful, if the irregular ** may appear joint swelling and pain, blood system damage, hemolytic anemia, thrombocytopenia, causing bleeding of internal organs, oral mucosa and other bleeding manifestations.

Secondly, peripheral neuropathy can also occur, in addition to renal tubular acidosis and damage to multiple systems of pulmonary interstitial fibrosis, Sjögren's syndrome, generally speaking, exocrine gland involvement, often salivary glands and internal line involvement, dry mouth and eyes, rampant caries clinical manifestations, but Sjögren's syndrome also often appears other multi-system involvement, causing systemic damage.

The harms of Sjögren's syndrome generally include the following:

1.It can cause dry mouth and eyes, affect the function of diet and eye tears, and easily induce conjunctivitis and keratitis.

2.If it affects the lungs, interstitial fibrosis develops.

3.If the kidneys are affected, tubular acidosis occurs.

4.If the liver is affected, autoimmune hepatitis and primary biliary cirrhosis develop.

5.If it affects the digestive system, it can induce chronic atrophic gastritis and chronic pancreatitis.

6.If it affects the bone and metabolism, it can induce severe osteoporosis and urinary tract stones.

First, Sjögren's syndrome affects the exocrine glands and manifests as repeated swelling of the parotid and submandibular glands, which is different from mumps because mumps is only a single attack, while Sjögren's syndrome is reversed.

Secondly, Sjögren's syndrome affects the blood system, and the common manifestations are a decrease in platelets, a decrease in white blood cells, and in severe cases, massive bleeding.

In addition, Sjögren's syndrome can also cause respiratory involvement, manifested as interstitial pneumonia, gradual development of pulmonary interstitial fibrosis, severe wheezing and hypoxia symptoms, and then respiratory failure.

Sjögren's syndrome also accumulates peripheral nerve involvement, which manifests as numbness of the limbs and, in severe cases, difficulty walking and standing.

Sjögren's syndrome also involves the digestive system and kidneys, manifesting as abnormal liver function, which is often immune and non-contagious. Interstitial nephritis is more common when the kidneys are affected.

In short, Sjögren's syndrome is a systemic autoimmune disease that cannot be treated at present, because it involves more systems, and the harm is still relatively large. We need to be vigilant, early and formal.

Sjögren's syndrome is an autoimmune disease characterized by damage to the exocrine glands, manifested by dry eyes, dry mouth, and dry mouth. Sjögren's syndrome is generally not possible due to the lack of clarity, but if early intervention can effectively improve clinical symptoms.

The main purpose of Sjögren's syndrome is to prevent damage to the mouth and eyes due to long-term dryness, and to prevent connective tissue damage to other tissues and organs of the body. Generally, it is alleviated and improved by improving lifestyle, symptomatic ** and immune**

1. Lifestyle improvement: Drinking more water and avoiding eye strain caused by long-term vision can usually temporarily relieve symptoms. You should pay attention to oral and eye hygiene, rinse your mouth frequently, and prevent oral infections.

When the room is drier, you can use a humidifier to keep the room at the right humidity;

2. Symptomatic**: If there are symptoms of dry eyes, they can be improved by eye drops, and artificial saliva, artificial tears and other preparations can also be used to achieve part of the substitution effect for dry mouth and dry eyes. When joint pain occurs, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs can be taken appropriately under the guidance of a doctor to relieve it, such as indomethacin, celecoxib, etc.;

3. Immunity**: In the case of interstitial pneumonia, osteoarthritis and liver and kidney function damage, glucocorticoids combined with immunosuppressants can be used**. If conventional drugs** are not effective, other drugs such as biologics can also be used**.

Sjögren's syndrome is a chronic autoimmune disease that mainly affects exocrine glands, especially lacrimal and salivary glands. Its harm is mainly caused by keratitis sicca, conjunctivitis, xerostomia, rampant dental caries, mumps, and other important internal organs, such as lungs, liver, pancreas, kidneys, blood system, nervous system, etc., with complex clinical manifestations.

It will affect daily life, and psychological disorders such as anxiety, depression, and even pessimism, misanthropy, and suicidal tendencies will occur. Serious organ damage, such as progressive pulmonary fibrosis, central nervous disease, renal insufficiency, malignant lymphoma, etc., may also be life-threatening. Patients do not need to be overly nervous and anxious, and most patients, after effective **, have a good prognosis.

Sjögren's syndrome can affect multiple systems and organs throughout the body, so its harm is mainly due to keratoscaritis sicca, conjunctivitis, xerostomia, rampant dental caries, mumps, and other important internal organs, such as lungs, liver, pancreas, kidneys, blood system, nervous system, etc., with complex clinical manifestations.

When Sjogren's syndrome occurs, dryness is dull and can affect the appearance of beauty; Patients will have uncomfortable symptoms such as dry mouth and dry eyes, which will affect their normal life; It can also affect mental health; In addition, it can cause serious complications that can be life-threatening.

1. Affect the appearance.

When Sjögren's syndrome occurs, ** becomes particularly dry and has no shine; Teeth can also become black and fall out, which has a great impact on the appearance of beauty, and interpersonal communication problems may occur.

2. Affect normal life.

When Sjögren's syndrome occurs, it is often accompanied by uncomfortable symptoms such as dry mouth, dry eyes, hoarseness, dry throat and itching, which affects normal life and work.

3. Affect mental health.

When Sjögren's syndrome occurs, it affects the appearance of beauty, and in addition affects normal life, it often causes patients to have anxiety, low self-esteem and other bad emotions, which may affect mental health over time.

4. Cause serious complications.

If Sjögren's syndrome** is not timely, complications such as interstitial pneumonia, autoimmune hepatitis, and renal tubular acidosis may occur, causing certain damage to organ function and fatal risk in severe cases.

Sjögren's syndrome is a kind of rheumatism, which is a chronic inflammatory autoimmune disease mainly involving exocrine glands, the main symptoms are dry mouth and dry eyes, and its main harms are: (1) because the patient has no saliva for a long time, it is easy to lead to rampant dental caries, tooth loss, tongue coating thickening and other symptoms; (2) The reduction of tears leads to a series of corneal lesions such as keratitis, which affects vision or makes the eyes dry and painful; (3) Sjögren's syndrome can cause visceral lesions, such as pulmonary interstitial lesions, dry cough, chest tightness and shortness of breath in the later stage, and even progress to serious complications such as dyspnea.

Sjögren's syndrome is a chronic inflammatory autoimmune disease that mainly invades the lacrimal glands and large and small salivary glands, resulting in gland destruction and decreased or absent secretion.

The clinical manifestations are mainly sjogren's syndrome in the ocular and oral mucosa, and half of them are combined with rheumatoid arthritis. Dry mouth, mild dryness is often overlooked. When it is heavier, it affects chewing, cannot form food clumps of dry food, and has difficulty swallowing, and needs soup to send the food down.

Severe tooth decay often occurs due to decreased saliva production and reduced antimicrobial ability, with teeth crumbling in powder or small pieces and eventually falling out.

Lacrimal gland lesions and decreased lacrimal gland secretion, resulting in dry eyes or a curtain-like occlusion sensation in front of the eyes. Eye pain, photophobia, conjunctivitis, enlargement of small glands, dilation of bulbar conjunctival blood vessels, dryness of the conjunctiva or cornea, loss of luster.

In severe cases, corneal perforation or empyema in the anterior chamber with manifestations of rheumatoid arthritis.

Sjögren's syndrome is a chronic inflammatory and autoimmune disease that mainly affects exocrine glands such as salivary glands and lacrimal glands. It most commonly invades the digestive tract and can cause acid reflux, reflux esophagitis, atrophic gastritis, etc. Interstitial lung disease occurs when the lungs are involved, most commonly in the kidneys, which may manifest as renal tubular acidosis, or the liver can cause autoimmune hepatitis.

In addition, patients with Sjögren's syndrome are more immunoactive, which can also affect the blood system, eventually leading to a 40-50 times higher incidence of lymphoma than normal people. Therefore, the severity of Sjögren's syndrome is mainly judged by whether the organs are involved and the severity of the involvement, if only the mouth and eyes are involved, the prognosis is better, and if it leads to lymphoma, the prognosis will be poor.

Sjögren's syndrome is a systemic autoimmune disease, which is more serious and harmful is to involve important organs, especially the lungs, and there is a possibility of progressive interstitial pneumonia, resulting in a decline in respiratory function, which may be life-threatening and affect the prognosis.

Second, if the kidneys are involved, severe renal tubular acidosis can be followed by osteomalacia, recurrent hypokalemia, and even glomerulonephritis, which affects renal function and prognosis.

Third, it involves the blood system, and there is a severe thrombocytopenia, which may be secondary to bleeding from important organs, which is life-threatening.

Fourth, some patients with Sjögren's syndrome are poorly controlled for a long time, and may gradually be combined with lymphoma, which seriously affects the prognosis of patients, and most patients with Sjögren's syndrome can survive for a long time through reasonable **.

Sjögren's syndrome is an immune disease, which is often seen in general patients: dry mouth, dry throat, and the patient's tongue is red and lichen, and even unwilling to make a sound, the sputum is viscous, and in severe cases, the patient may be accompanied by tracheitis, interstitial pneumonia, atelectasis, etc., due to the decrease in saliva secretion, the oral fluid secretion is less when eating, and the patient will feel difficult to swallow when eating, which is very harmful to the patient's daily life.

Patients with Sjögren's syndrome will also have eye lesions, Sjögren's syndrome is harmful to the patient's eyes, the general patient's eyes will have itchy and painful sensations, and there will also be symptoms of dry eyes, no tears, photophobia, blurred vision, slightly more serious symptoms can see pink eye, ulcers in the eyes, and some **Sjögren's syndrome can have protrusion.

In addition to the harm caused by Sjögren's syndrome mentioned above, Sjögren's syndrome will also destroy the patient's nervous system, nervous system damage is one of the harmful manifestations of Sjögren's syndrome, the nervous system symptoms of Sjögren's syndrome can easily appear in the patient's brain, cranial nerves, peripheral nerves can be damaged, so patients may have a variety of different manifestations of nervous system damage, for this disease, patients must pay attention to it, do not ignore the harm of this disease.

A large part of the causes of Sjögren's syndrome are related to factors in our daily life, so we must pay attention to personal hygiene and eating habits at ordinary times, and stay away from some bad habits. At the same time, we must better understand the knowledge of what harmful manifestations of Sjogren's syndrome will be in our daily life, try to avoid missing the best opportunity of the disease, and we should cure Sjogren's syndrome as soon as possible, so that we can stay away from the threat of disease as soon as possible and have a healthy body.

1. Symptoms of dry eyes If the patient has dry eye syndrome, then there will basically be a feeling of friction in the eyes, just like the eyes that we are familiar with have sand in them. At the same time, the eyes will be very dry, painful and itchy, and the eyes will not dare to open after seeing a particularly strong light, and they will also be red. Unlike normal human eyes, this part of the patient has very few tears, while patients with severe ocular serotic syndrome will not shed a single tear when crying!

2. Symptoms of dry mouth If it is dry mouth syndrome, the patient will have a serious burning sensation in the mouth, and will feel that the body is particularly dehydrated, and keep drinking water, especially when sleeping at night, the condition of getting up to drink water is particularly serious. About half of patients with Sjogren's mouth syndrome will have tooth decay, and this phenomenon will be particularly severe, most of the patient's broken teeth will gradually fall out and turn black, and finally a little bit of tooth stump remains.

The most important and serious complication of Sjögren's syndrome is the presence of interstitial lesions of the lungs or renal involvement, of which interstitial lesions of the lungs are affected. Pulmonary interstitial lesions are characterized by asthma, and renal involvement is characterized by interstitial lesions, which are characterized by polyuria and recurrent hypoproteinuria. Most patients with Sjögren's syndrome are mild, and the main clinical manifestations are only dry mouth, dry eyes, and some patients have tooth loss.

Symptoms such as a decrease in white blood cells and platelets can be seen in the blood routine when blood is drawn, and they are relatively mild symptoms.

The dryness of Sjögren's syndrome is mainly caused by some symptoms of damaged glands, such as dry mouth, dry eyes, dry oral mucosa in more severe patients, and even dry cracking of the tongue, repeated ulcers in the mouth, and difficulty in swallowing food, such as swallowing steamed buns, bread, etc., which need to be taken with water. When patients with dry eyes are more severe, they may have no tears, reverse keratitis, etc.