<span>Answer: T-cells are made to identify antigens, while inflammation fights anything in the affected area
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The adaptive immune cells are made of B-cell and T-cell. The function of B-cells is to produce antibodies, while T-cells will detect antigens of the pathogen. If T-cells detect an antigen from a cell, it will assume that the cells are infected. It will send a signal to the infected cells which tell them to do apoptosis. Inflammation is not specific, which makes them not strong.
<span>It sounds like he has post tramatic stress disorder from coming back from overseas. He would be recommend to take medicine and go to therapy to help him know how to get back into his regular family life. I'm sure it's extremely hard.</span>
I think it’s true but I could be wrong
