Wednesday 2 November 2011

Leukemia HTLV-1 Hepatitis

Hepatitis C: Slide Set: 1 | CDC Viral Hepatitis
Hepatitis C: Slide Set: 1 | CDC Viral Hepatitis (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Infectious human retrovirus
Responsible for transporting glucose to cells GLUT-1

Cancer of the blood or bone marrow
Too many white blood cells

HTLV-1 aka adult T –cell leukemia- lymphoma
Affects cells that help to fight the body’s infections
Abnormal blood cells –leukemia cells

DIABETES can encourage the course of the virus  having relevance in the
realm of negotiations of  glucose transport.

The function of the managing of glucose transport must be tempered with the adaptations that can occur with the  ability to fight infection brain activity and function and the overwhelming urge to create a scenario where the virus in its stages of activity becomes prone to supplying and aiding glucose transportation with adaptations to viral inference.


HEPATITIS,VIRAL
  1. HEPATITIS A
  2. HEPATITIS B
  3. HEPATITIS C
  4. HEPATITIS D (delta hepatitis)

Is a liver inflammation due to a viral infection

Other viruses that can cause hepatitis include herpes simplex cytomegalovirus epstien barr virus or yellow fever

Time between infection and start of illness averages 28 days (form 15 -50 days)

Recovery in 2 months – hepatitis a
 Results in 500,000-1,200,000 deaths per year- hepatitis b
Vaccinate for a,b most common blood bourne infection in U.S-hepatitis c
Can only propagate in presence of b virus- hepatitis d

Signs and symptoms
Acute
 flu like symptoms oral infections malaise muscle and joint aches fever nausea vomiting diarrhea headaches
Chronic
Malaise tiredness & weakness extensive damage and scarring of the liver (i.e cirrhosis)
Weight loss easy bruising and bleeding tendencies periphial edema swelling of the legs fluid in the abdominal cavity

Complications enlarged veins in the wall of the esophagus confusion and coma kidney dysfunction

Women- acne abnormal menstruation lung scarring inflammation of the thyroid gland and kidneys- autoimmune hepatitis

Concepts
Liver functioning in question
 The direct adherence to aide the liver function to seeing that there is compatibility and interactivity in its daily operations
 The distinct measurement of capabilities when it comes to pharmacology antigens antibiotics and liver cleansing agents
 The flushing of the liver for sanitary reasons the utilization of methods of control of the processes of the liver goes through on its reaction and circumstance
 The pursuit of chemical organic natural substances solutions rinses and injections that ensure liver function
The cellular instances the organelles the distinct possibilities attainable through cytology genetics chemistry anatomy and renal functioning

References
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viral_hepatitis

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14622599
disengage the viral tendency to allow for perturbations of GLUT-1
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