If you are allergic to drugs, is there something wrong with your immune system?

Yes, the general immune system will automatically reject the drugs that your body is not able to take, and once you have allergies, your immune system is no longer functioning.

Frequent allergies are related to decreased immunity, mainly due to exposure to allergens.

Autoimmune diseases are immune responses by the immune system to their own tissues, such as systemic lupus erythematosus, in which the immune system attacks joints, kidneys, etc. Whereas, allergy is a reaction to an external foreign body, such as pollen allergy, penicillin allergy, etc.

The body's immune system responds to foreign antigens, usually by removing foreign antigens, and usually causing a non-harmful immune response to its own components, i.e., autoimmunity. However, if the autoimmunity is too strong, the body's immune system cannot or cannot easily remove the antigens of its own cells or tissues, and as a result, the body's immune system will continue to attack the autoantigens, resulting in the occurrence of autoimmune diseases.

Diseases caused by the immune system being abnormally sensitive and overreacting, and indiscriminately attacking one's own substances as foreign substances are called autoimmune diseases, while allergic reactions refer to the tissue damage or dysfunction that occurs when the body that has developed immunity receives the same antigen again. The difference is that autoimmune diseases are the immune system's immune response to itself, while allergies are directed against substances outside the body.

I believe that everyone is no stranger to allergies, some people belong to allergies, and they often have allergies. If there are only some small symptoms on the ** after allergies, there will be no major harm. And some people will have severe allergies, which can even be life-threatening.

So, are allergies an immune system disorder?

Allergies are diseases of the immune system, which are the most reactive diseases of the human body. After people have allergies, such as rashes, itching and difficulty breathing, the severity of the allergy should be judged first. If you have a mild allergy, you can take anti-allergy medication by yourself, and if the condition is serious, you should seek medical attention in time.

And when you have allergy symptoms, you should look for allergens.

The reason why people have allergies is probably due to poor hygiene in daily life. If the bedding is not washed for a long time and does not bask in the sun, mites will be overflowing, which can easily cause allergies. Therefore, when you have allergies, you should check your hygiene.

Many people have food allergies, but some foods that they didn't eat before are allergic to now. This shows that the occurrence of allergies is related to people's resistance, and when the resistance is strong, it is not easy to be allergic. Therefore, everyone should ensure sleep and exercise more to enhance immunity.

Symptoms of immune system disorders include susceptibility to colds and other infectious diseases, fatigue or allergies. According to the ** and different characteristics, the most common ones are: AIDS, allergic diseases, rheumatoid arthritis, allergic asthma, chronic fatigue, type II diabetes, hay fever, lupus erythrosus and multiple sclerosis.

The most serious of these are AIDS, lupus erythrosus, and the milder ones are allergic diseases.

It is characterized by rapid onset, strong response, and rapid resolution; Generally, it does not destroy tissue cells and does not cause tissue damage, and there is a clear genetic predisposition and individual differences.

If it occurs in **, redness, swelling, urticaria, etc.; If it occurs in the respiratory tract, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc. occur. Individuals with severe disease may die due to bronchospasm, asphyxia, or anaphylactic shock.

2. Autoimmune diseases.

It refers to a disease caused by the body's immune response to its own antigens, resulting in damage to its own tissues. Including systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatic heart disease, rheumatoid arthritis, etc.

Long-term consumption of anti-allergy drugs can generally lead to a decrease in autoimmunity! This is for sure, so to supplement beneficial bacteria, such as Minshitong probiotics, it is best to check the allergens, there are symptomatic drugs that are convenient to follow the doctor's instructions**, and then you can do intramuscular BCG polysaccharide nucleic acid injection to do the right symptoms**!

1. Harm the immune system. Anti-allergic drugs rely on suppressing the immune system to reduce or eliminate allergic symptoms, so long-term use will inevitably cause damage to the immune system, so that the immune system cannot work normally and the immunity will decrease.

Second, long-term use causes dependence, which makes it easy to cause ** after stopping the drug, that is, the long-term suppressed immune system is overactive and the allergic reaction is aggravated.

Can allergy medicine be taken for a long time? The doctor told the truth, which can be understood.

We can often see in textbooks that the autoimmune response has caused an immune response to its own tissues and organs, and the appearance of immune symptoms is an autoimmune disease, so some people feel that allergies are also normal immune reactions, so what is the cause of allergies? Is it a normal immune response?

Adverse reactions related to immunity caused by vaccination into animals are collectively referred to as animal immune allergic reactions. According to the severity, it is divided into the following three categories: First, general allergic reactions.

Within 48 hours of normal immunization, some livestock will have symptoms such as swelling of the injection site, limp on one side of the injection, mental depression, rapid breathing, reduced or short pause, and reduced lactation; The second is severe allergic reactions.

Within 48 hours of immunization, a small number of domestic animals showed symptoms such as restlessness, lying on the ground and inability to sleep, dyspnea, visual mucosal congestion or edema, muscle tremor, rumen gas, foaming at the mouth, falling to the ground and convulsions, nasal bleeding, and abortion of pregnant animals. The third is death from allergic reactions. Within 48 hours of normal immunization, some livestock have severe allergic reactions, and shock type death occurs soon without treatment or death that is not cured after rescue.

Generally allergic reactions are normal and can be treated without any treatment, and mostly disappear after 1-3 days. Some livestock have a lump at the injection site, infection and suppuration, the treatment method is: cut the hard lump site, rinse the wound cavity with disinfectant solution (hydrogen peroxide, potassium permanganate solution) or normal saline, fill the anti-inflammatory powder, and it will heal quickly after 1 or 3 treatments.

Pigs sometimes also have symptoms of allergic reactions with increased body temperature, **Measures: intramuscular injection of penicillin, streptomycin, analgesic, if necessary, cardiac rehydration, timely symptomatic **, sick animals ** 15 days later, and then 1 time of vaccination.

If there are serious adverse reactions after immunization, symptoms should be carried out in a timely manner according to different reactions**, and the commonly used first aid measures include anti-shock, anti-allergic, anti-inflammatory, anti-infection, cardiac rehydration, sedation and antispasmodic, etc. At present, the commonly used anti-shock and anti-allergic method is to immediately inject epinephrine hydrochloride subcutaneously or intramuscularly, and the injection can be repeated after 30 minutes depending on the degree of remission.

Dexamethasone or prednisone injections can also be given intramuscularly. Cardiac glycosides can be used for cardiac rehydration, such as digitalis and its preparations, digitalis glycoside injection, etc. Glucose injection, dextran, adenosine triphosphate, etc. can be used for energy supplementation.

Allergy is the discomfort of the body caused by exposure to allergens, while autoimmune diseases are diseases caused by the body's immune response to its own antigens, resulting in damage to its own tissues. It's not as serious as a disease.