I. Common signs of low immunity
Irregularly ill or infected.
When the immune system is not effective against pathogens, respiratory infections such as common flu, influenza and tonsilitis occur repeatedly and with longer duration. For example, adults experience more than three to four colds per year, or recover for more than 10 days, which may be a sign of insufficient immunity。
The wound is slowly healing or prone to inflammation.
The apparent length of the post-skin fracture healing period (e. G., small wounds lasting more than a week), or the ease of septification and red swelling following minor graft, indicate a decrease in the repair and resistance of immunocellular cells (e. G., neutral particle cells)。
Long-term fatigue or weakness.
Wearynesses and post-activity physical recovery, even when adequately asleep, may be associated with the continued “resilient” energy consumption of the immune system. Some are also associated with non-specific symptoms such as muscular acidity, low fever (around 37. 5°c)。
The digestive system function is abnormal.
People with low immune capacity often suffer from reduced appetite, diarrhoea, abdominal swelling or constipation. About 70 per cent of the immunocellular cells are present in the intestinal tract, and imbalances in the intestinal tract can lead to nutritional absorption disorders that further weaken immunity。
Repeated specific infections.
In the case of frequent oral ulcers (more than two times a month), fungi infections (e. G., tremors of feet), urinary tract infections or pneumonia, there is a sign of weak local or overall immune defence。
Ii. Ignorable signs of low immunity
An allergy or inflammation response is abnormal.
Imbalances in the immune system can lead to an increase in allergies (e. G. Rashes, measles) or to self-immunization tendencies (e. G. Joint pain, rashes), and such “over-reactions” may also be associated with immunosupulation abnormalities。
The lymph is swollen.
The continued swelling of the lymph knots in the neck, armpit or groin (more than two weeks undeployed) may be an expression of the immunocellism against infection, but may also reflect chronic overloading of the immune system。
The mucous membrane is abnormal.
The drying, ulceration or frequent haemorrhaging of mucous membranes, such as eyelids, mouths, nasal cavities, indicate damage to the mucous immunological barrier. This is the case, for example, of repeated conjunctivitis and oral arthritis。
Iii. Which populations need to be alert to immunity issues
Iv. How to make a preliminary assessment of immunity
Observation of the state of day-to-day state: recording of the number of cases of illness within six months, the rate of recovery, and whether or not the symptoms have occurred. Blood testing: anomalous lymphocyte count, moderate particle-to-cell ratio in blood routines, or lower levels of immunoglobin (igg/iga/igm) require further examination. 2. Specialized screening: in case of repeated infections or serious symptoms, it is recommended that immunofunctional tests (e. G. C3/c4, t-cell subassembly analysis) be conducted in the immunization section. 3.
V. Basic measures to improve immunization
If symptoms continue to increase (e. G., more than two fevers per month and a weight decrease of over 5 per cent), some products may interfere with normal immunisation regulation by recommending timely access to health care and avoiding self-advancement of “immunisation”。
