Although chronic inflammation is a rarely discussed condition, it is, in fact, often the underlying cause of most major diseases.
Inflammation is your immune system's response to an "insult"an injury, like a pulled muscle or a cut-or an "intruder," such as an allergen, bacteria, virus, or chemical irritant. Your immune system reacts by releasing white blood cells and chemicals into
the bloodstream, which infiltrate your tissues, causing inflammatory trademarks: redness, heat, swelling, and pain. Here's where, and in what form, untreated or chronic inflammation can strike:
BRAIN Alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis
EYES conjunctivitis
SINUSES sinusitis
FACE acne
GUMS periodontal disease
LUNGS asthma, bronchitis
COLON colitis
INTESTINE Crohn's disease
VAGINA vaginitis
NOSE rhinitis
THROAT Laryngitis Acid Reflux
HEART, ARTERIES, VEINS
vasculitis, atherosclerosis, heart disease
JOINTS arthritis
PANCREAS diabetes
STOMACH gastritis
KIDNEYS lupus
HIP bursitis
SKIN psoriasis
TENDONS tendonitis
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Wellness and Breast Cancer
From Muriella's Corner, the online newsletter on health and nutrition, we will share information and healing methodologies relevant to cancer wellness.
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Thursday, August 9, 2007
Radiation on left breast increases risk of heart damage
Women with early-stage cancer of the left breast who are treated with radiation as a component of breast-sparing treatment, have an increased risk of developing radiation-related coronary damage, researchers report.
Nevertheless, "the benefits of radiation therapy for breast cancer still clearly outweigh the risks," Dr. Candace R. Correa told Reuters Health. "However," she added, "there may still be room for improvement in radiation techniques," when radiation is applied to the breast on the same side as the heart.
Correa, at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and colleagues examined the medical records of 961 stage I-II breast cancer patients to look into this issue of radiation damage to the heart's arteries.
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Nevertheless, "the benefits of radiation therapy for breast cancer still clearly outweigh the risks," Dr. Candace R. Correa told Reuters Health. "However," she added, "there may still be room for improvement in radiation techniques," when radiation is applied to the breast on the same side as the heart.
Correa, at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and colleagues examined the medical records of 961 stage I-II breast cancer patients to look into this issue of radiation damage to the heart's arteries.
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