hypoirritation
Hypoirritation is a medical condition characterized by an abnormal decrease in the body's immune response, leading to an increased susceptibility to infections and reduced inflammatory reactions. Unlike hyperirritation, which involves heightened immune activity, hypoirritation reflects a diminished ability of the immune system to respond adequately to pathogens or tissue injury.
The causes of hypoirritation can vary and include genetic factors, certain medical conditions, immunosuppressive therapies, or
Symptoms associated with hypoirritation are often related to increased incidence or severity of infections, delayed wound
Diagnosis typically involves clinical evaluation, laboratory tests including immune function assessments, and sometimes genetic analysis. Treatment
Understanding hypoirritation is important in clinical settings to differentiate it from other immune-related conditions, and to