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Cancer is somewhat confusing to the immune system since it is an aberrant form of the body's own cells which the immune system is not supposed to attack. Sometimes the immune system can detect that the cancer cell is not a normal part of the body, and therefore it will destroy the cancer, but quite often the immune system cannot detect the abnormality of the cancer cell and will ignore it. That is precisely why cancer is so dangerous.
The body releases white blood cells to destroy the cancer cells, if cancer hasn't affected with the immune system first. Somtimes cancer can be rid of before the person even knew they had it.
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No, AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, and is a disease of the immune system caused by a virus, not a cancer. It does progressively reduce the effectiveness of the immune system and leaves individuals susceptible to opportunistic infections and tumors.
Yes, most of the time the immune system weeds out cells that are abnormal.
Yes, and it often does in the early stages. Evidence shows that many small tumours are stopped by the immune system before they are big enough to see. Once a tumour is large enough to see, it usually means that the immune system has failed to stop it, and in most cases other methods must be tried.
Cervical cancer can compromise the immune system in several ways. The human papillomavirus (HPV), which often causes cervical cancer, can evade immune detection and hinder the body's ability to mount an effective immune response. Additionally, the presence of tumor cells can lead to immune system dysfunction, where immune cells may become suppressed or exhausted, further impairing the body's ability to fight not only the cancer but also other infections. This weakened immune response makes patients more susceptible to opportunistic infections and other malignancies.
Hodgskin's disease is a rare cancer of lymph nodes and spleen that effects the immune system
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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.
No I.T.P is not cancer, I.T.P is when the immune system attacks your blood platelet's for an unknown cause, people have predicted that if you have had chicken pox when you were younger,then that could cause the immune system to attack your platelets, THINKING THEY ARE CHICKEN POX.
No, allergies do not strengthen your immune system. An allergic reaction occurs more or less because your immune system confuses a non-harmful, foreign substance that has entered your body system with something that is harmful. There are signs that strong immune systems can help aid in fighting back against and possibly preventing cancer, but in this case, simply having allergies isn't going to make a difference in your immune response. Additionally, your likelihood of getting cancer is not as much based off the strength of your immune system than it is on other factors, such as lifestyle choices and genetics.