It is also possible that depression itself may lead to increased inflammation.
Histological analysis indicated increased inflammation in the BD lung tissue, consistent with previous literature [1, 8].
Increased glutamate has also been found in depression, a disorder associated with increased inflammation.
Several lines of evidence indicate that increased inflammation is associated with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Postoperative complications like increased inflammation, glaucoma, posterior capsular opacification, retrolental membranes, and hypotony may compromise the visual outcome.
Experimentally, mechanical ventilation of preterm lambs increased inflammation and impaired developmental signaling in the lungs [60, 61].
Lung manifestations are abnormal mucus viscosity and rheology, abnormal mucociliary clearance with propensity to bacterial infection, and increased inflammation [1].
A characteristic feature of COPD is the presence of acute exacerbations, which are typically associated with increased inflammation.
Tumor cells cause increased inflammation (1).
This then leads to increased inflammation.
