Sound like you? THESE SYMPTOMS EXPLAINED⬇️ 😳Red, flushed face: This can be a sign of histamine intolerance, which occurs when the body is unable to break down histamine well. It may also indicate allergies, adrenal issues, or rosacea, which cause facial flushing & redness! This is HIGHLY common with chemical sensitivities too! 💃Facial hair growth in women: Excessive facial hair growth in women is often linked to hormonal imbalances, such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). It can also be a sy

Common symptoms of autoimmune disease can be things like fatigue, digestive issues and bloating, joint pain and swelling, recurring low grade fever, and skin problems. If you have these it doesn’t mean you HAVE an autoimmune disease (they obviously can be symptoms of other issues as well), but if you’ve been healthy and then start having these symptoms, it’s worth getting checked out. They aren’t “normal” things that should be ignored… nor should you write them off as “getting older” It can be d

How does Degenerative change happen in a joint? Understanding joint degeneration: It’s not just about aging. Function and pressure play a crucial role too. Poor joint function and high pressure accelerate degeneration, while better function and lower pressure slow it down. Take care of your joints for a healthier future! 💪 #JointHealth #DegenerationInsights #pcmedicalcenters #kneepain #kneepainrelief #jointpain #neckpain #backpain #neuropathy #chiropractic | PC Medical Centers

Are symptoms your autoimmunity flaring up? Or is it chronic, systemic inflammation? 🤔 Chronic inflammation is a long-term battle that is USUALLY present when you have active autoimmune symptoms and can not only make your symptoms worse - but also BE the cause of autoimmune activity. And it can get super confusing as to which one is causing what you’re feeling… This is one reason why just treating the SYMPTOMS doesn’t work. If you use a cream for your psoriasis, it only addresses the skin. It do

Did you know up to 24 million Americans may have undiagnosed autoimmune conditions? Autoimmune disease occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body’s own tissues, leading to chronic inflammation and damage. Normally, our immune system protects us from harmful invaders like bacteria and viruses, but in autoimmune diseases, it can’t distinguish between healthy tissue and harmful substances. These conditions affect about 5-8% of the U.S. population, and 80% of patients are women. In fa