Introduction- Sjogren’s Dry Eyes
Latest Sjogren’s Research – Antibodies Binds to Nerve Endings. The reason why there are so many nerve-related symptoms in Sjogren’s.
A group of scientists from Adelaide University has found that antibodies found in primary Sjogren’s people’s blood bind to the receptors of tiny nerve endings.
These nerve endings are located in glandular structures and other organs and can block the transmission of nerve signals. This signal blocking can result in the various nerve-related symptoms of Sjogren’s Disease.
The research findings will help the understanding and treatment of other autoimmune diseases- especially Sjogren’s dry eyes.
Symptoms of Sjogren’s Dry Eyes Disease
Typical Sjogren’s dry eyes Symptoms are:
- severe dryness of the eyes and mouth
- extensive dental cavities, thrush
- Fatigue
- muscle and joint pains – nerve related.
- swollen glands
- Other widespread complaints- fibromyalgia.
Traditional treatments focus on immune suppressants and anti-inflammatories. Most of these drugs include significant side effects that important.
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