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I believe the answer is d andra hope this is right
Explanation:
The diagnosis we can make according, to this information, is a migraine with aura.
- A migraine is a chronic headache, most likely genetic. It is often a disturbing disease because of the frequency, duration and intensity of crises, with repercussions on daily life, work or school.
A migraine with aura (a classic migraine, Unlike a commune migraine without aura): There's a recurrent headaches, typically preceded by neurological manifestations (like a light sensitivity), reflecting a localized, transient brain dysfunction.
The cause can be the abuse of drugs, according to the fact that she takes over-the-counter drugs. It can also be anxiety or depression or even due to genetic factors.
This usually leads to at least temporarily decreased biological fitness of a population (called inbreeding depression), which is its ability to survive and reproduce.
The correct answer is "glial cells".
Glial cells are cells in the nervous system that are not capable of transmitting information from the brain (as neurons do) but perform a variety of functions.
There are many types of glial cells. Some are:
(1) Astrocytes - these regulate the chemical environment for the neuron as well as providing nutrients to the neurons by acting as a passage for the nutrients to be delivered from the blood brain barrier to the neuron.
(2) Oligodendrocytes and Schwann cells - form the myelin sheath of the neurons in the CNS and PNS respectively.
(3) Microglia - contribute to the immune response in the nervous system
<em>it would be b and c</em>
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<em>it's the whole ''ecosystem''</em>
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