Vitamin C might help your immune system. Plenty of sleep and a balanced, nutritious diet are also important.
To boost the immune system there are many immune supplements, foods and vitamins which will keep your immune strong to fight against diseases and other infections.
Vitamin C is believed to be one such supplement that increases our immune to infections. Vitamin C increases the production of infection-fighting white blood cells and antibodies and increases levels of interferon, the antibody that coats cell surfaces, preventing the entry of viruses.
Vitamin E is also an antioxidant and immune booster, which should be taken regularly. Beta-carotene increases the number of infection-fighting cells, natural killer cells, and helper T-cells, and also is a powerful antioxidant that cleans up excess free radicals that accelerate aging. It also helps a lot to boost your immune system by supplementing your diet with bioflavonoid, zinc, garlic, selenium, and omega3 fatty acids.
Colostrum is believed to boost the immune system. In lupus, the immune system is both confused and overactive. Lupus is managed by suppressiong the immune system. Attempting to boost and already over active immune system is counterproductive. No. Do not do this.
There are no over-the-counter medicines equivalent to prescription testosterone.
The definition of an immune system disease is a disease that causes over- or underactivity of the immune system. When the immune system is overactive, this is called an autoimmune disease.
The immune system is all over. White blood cells are part of it and are in your blood.
It could slow down your immune system. (suppress your immune system) You could also pass out...:(
the immune system the 1st line is the skin an if anything gets in then the immune system takes over and fights the germs.
That depends on the severity and state of the individual's immune system. Don't overtake OTC medicines like decongestants and antihistamines which can dehydrate the body. Take a vitamin including a complex of Bs, C, and Zinc which will boost the immune system and help fight the bacteria. After a week or if you have a fever over 101, though, see a doctor.
HIV attacks your immune system. When your immune system is fighting it starts to weaken. The Antibody start to take over which then turns to AIDS.
It definitely weakens your immune system! I contracted MRSA 4 years ago (due to surgery) and it took over a year after being off of IV antibiotics to build up my system enough that I would not have to go to the dr everytime I got a cold. I just could not fight anything off! Even now, I have a hard time kicking a minor cold.
The best way to answer this is with, maybe. And then, it all depends on what conditions you have and what pain medications you are considering. Just because something is available over-the-counter does not mean it is safe so your best course of action is, of course, to seek advice from a health care professional.
AIDS
Your Immune System is the only thing that can get rid of it all those medicine prescribed by your doctor(s) and other over-the-counter drugs don't cure it; they just decrease the symptoms so you can feel better.