Is systemic vasculitis hereditary

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Blood vessels are the rivers in our bodies, which help us transport nutrients and oxygen. For women, if they have systemic vasculitis, they are afraid of heredity. Let's talk about the heredity of systemic vasculitis.

Is systemic vasculitis hereditary

First of all, the etiology of systemic vasculitis is quite complex. The etiology of infectious vasculitis caused by infection is relatively clear, such as some pathogenic microorganisms, bacteria, viruses, Rickettsia spirochetes, fungi, etc.; some chemicals, drugs, other allergens, such as tobacco, etc. these pathogenic antigens or toxic substances or their metabolites can directly damage vascular endothelial cells, cause vascular inflammatory changes or mediate immunity Abnormal reactions, such as infectious vasculitis, in which pathogens proliferate in large numbers in the vascular wall, can lead to inflammatory cell aggregation and vasculitis before or at the same time of initiating immune response.

Then vasculitis is a group of autoimmune diseases, the cause of the disease is not only very clear, and now there is no cause of disease is genetic, so do not worry about passing it on to the child.

Finally, the traditional Chinese medicine treatment of vasculitis is slow, but it is very good after healing, and generally will not recur. Malnutrition, metabolic disorder, stress reaction, some food and physical factors may be the inducing factors of the disease.

matters needing attention

In terms of diet, patients with vasculitis are advised to eat more fresh vegetables, such as spinach, rape, carrot, cabbage and other vegetables with high vitamin C content, as well as kelp, laver, agaric and so on. In life, we should pay attention to bed rest, and actively participate in physical exercise, do not eat stimulating food.