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The individual with which injury will be most at risk for developing chronic inflammation?

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antoniya [11.8K]2 years ago

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The individual with a wood splinter injury will be most at risk for developing chronic inflammation.

What causes persistent inflammation?

The following are the most typical causes of chronic inflammation: Illnesses where your body assaults good tissue, like lupus, exposure to poisons, such as industrial chemicals or pollution.
Acute inflammation that is not being treated from an infection or wound.
Your body overreacts to chronic inflammatory diseases (CIDs) and, in some situations, attacks itself as a result.
For instance, in multiple sclerosis, your immune system targets the protective coverings on your nerves.
Nerve signals have a harder time passing as a result. You could have vertigo or instability, especially when walking.

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