Glaucoma itself does not directly weaken the immune system, as it is primarily an eye condition characterized by increased intraocular pressure that can damage the optic nerve. However, some treatments for glaucoma, particularly certain medications, may have side effects that could indirectly affect immune function. Additionally, the stress associated with managing a chronic condition like glaucoma might impact overall health and immune response. It's important for individuals with glaucoma to maintain a healthy lifestyle and consult their healthcare provider for personalized advice.
some studies have revealed that it does weaken the immune system
No
steroids
Yes it will.
Your immune system cant produce antibodies for infections/viruses if it is not exposed to them.
Hemoglobin
Yes, burns of all sorts do weaken the immune system to some extent. The higher the degree the burn, the more susceptible you are to infection because of the exposed raw skin.
Yes. Anorexia can weaken the lungs. It can also weaken the immune system, making the body more prone to respiratory infections.
There has not been any medical side effect of lowering the immune system, if think it has given this side effect to you, contact your doctor about it.
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.
Depends. How much tobacco do you chew? If you chew some maybe every once and a while it's probably won't, but if you chew a whole lot, there's a better chance it will weaken your immune system.
It would be a compromised immune system.