Cause Of Disease Due To Pathogens, Genetic Conditions, Nutritional Factors, Health Interventions, And Degenerative Changes

Gut microbiome and depression

Discuss about the Cause of disease due to Pathogens.

Scientists have found out the link between the pathogens, the microbes present in our gut and depression. This was verified with the experiment on the mouse. The gut microbiome can affect various aspects of health. There are certain helpful bacteria present in our gut that maintains the metabolic activities. Depression is the leading cause of disorder and its is found ou that the pathogens are the missing link to the cause of such. It is believed that diet influence this microbes in our gut. Often unhealthy foods with lack of vegetables and nutrition leads to the disruption of the helpful pathogens that maintain the dopamine level in our brain. The person feels emotional stress due to minor reasons. Physical impact due depression is the invitation of other fatal diseases like heart attack. It is believed that the treatment with probiotics could be healing for the people experiencing such conditions. The good pathogen present in our gut is the form of connection between the brain and gut. Preclinical research has already that the probiotics acts like antidepressant and is anxiolytic (Dash et al, 2015).

Any trauma related can cause untold damage to the patient. Thus the probiotic treatment is the best solution to deal with this problem. The lasting impacts of persons disorder often leads tp negative events. The effects are however severe. These interfere with the individual’s ability to lead a normal life (Foster & Neufeld, 2013). Trauma can be caused by longtime depression. The person can feel disoriented.  There can be night terrors, edginess and irritation. The emotional symptoms of trauma will include the anger, sadness and emotional outbursts. The physical symptoms will include fatigue, poor concentration and racing of heartbeat (Cattaneo et al, 2015).

The inherited genetic conditions can cause more trauma in a person. Often lifelong sufferin from genetic disorders can lead to the traumatic events in a person. Even the traumatic events can be passed from one generation to another. Scientists have already found out the physiological basis of the underlying heredity trauma. The diseases like bipolar disorders whose trauma episodes are detected in the genes of the family. For long term in terms of physical affect of the person. The person experiences metabolic disorders and can get affected with high blood pressure and sugar. It is already reported that the acquired traits induced by the trauma can also get inherited with similar mechanism (Chen et al, 2015). A study examining the DNA of holocaust survivors and their children found similar variations and affected genes in their next generation. The life experiences, also emotionally affects their victims and also their generation. The person affected with anxiety due to trauma has the liable chance to pass the information in gene. It is found out that the persons who, had the symptom of trauma created due to any disease can also be transmitted to the next generation. The next generation children are affected with the trauma easily. Another reason as already known that long days suffering can induce traumatic conditions in the person. That could not only be fatal for the person but such an acquired trait could be harmful for its next generation (Sharma et al, 2016).

Inherited genetic conditions

The nutritional factors could be another reason towards the development of diseases. One such disease can be obesity and diabetes. The physical impact on the person can be fatigueness, increased thirst, frequent urination, blurred vision. There are going to be huge emotional weight on the person suffering long due to diabetes (Hegg-Deloye et al, 2014). The nutritional factors include the increased consumptions of sugary food leads to diabetes in the person. On the other hand researchers have found that the increase in depression and trauma more in a person suffering for long. Diabetes can cause increased heart rate and can lead to heat stroke. The person often experiences day to day diminished interest and pleasures. They even face trouble sleeping. The person feels excessive guilt and worthless. They even lose the ability to make everyday decisions. Thus as a nurse the nutrition is mainly to be suggested with taking the right amount of sugar or taking healthy food, doing physical activity can curb down the source of the disease (Langley?Evans, 2015). It is known that persons affected with depression are more likely to be diabetic. They also are susceptible to the increased trauma victims. The nurses are required to show them the correct path to lead a good lifestyle. The person should avoid alcohol and cigarette. The compulsive behaviors and overreacting is a mental state the person faces. Nutritional factors are thus the main reason that contributes to the fatal affects of diabetes, that is trauma. The emotional feeling of unpleasant and uncomfortable can be remove only by the people self controlled life style (Naghavi et al, 2014).

Medical errors and negligence, iatrogenic is another reason towards cause of any disease. The mistakes are like surgeries or in wrong therapies. Iatrogenic disease is the result of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures that are undertaken in a patient could be a fault. There could be disease due to the error in the drugs given. There can be both mechanical and radiological factors that impacts. The mechanical procedures include the diagnostic aspirations of fluids that cause hemorrhage or any other secondary infections (Singer et al, 2017). Even in wrong procedure in biopsies can lead to spread of malignancies and can cause shock and death. The endoscopic procedures may lead to the perforations and damage in tissues. Radiological treatments like with the radioisotopes could be extremely harmful for the pregnant women. The other mistakes will include in the wrong prescriptions of the drugs given that may cause allergies and other side effects. These adverse affects due to iatrogenic effect can lead to many longtime suffering of diseases and can lead to experiences of trauma. The emotional and mental impacts include more depression by the disease (Makary & Daniel, 2016).

Nutritional factors

Aging is the main reason towards the degenerative changes in vital organ tissues. After a certain age, the living tissues like connective tissues, epithelial tissues, muscle tissues and nerve tissues are mainly affected. The health conditions include the unable to coordinate of work. The person faces difficulty in the movement of the limbs (Wang, Oxer & Hekimi, 2015). The emotional affects include the person gets easily upset for not being able to work properly as before. Depression is due to excess health cost at the elderly age. Some of the degenerative diseases include the Alzheimer’s disease, neoplastic disease, hypertension, cardiopathies and other coronary or heart diseases. Thus with aging the vital organs starts getting degenerated and cause certain disorders (Vo et al, 2013). These disorders lead to tension, trauma , depression and can could be the leading sources for heart attack. The blood pressure also rises abnormally, both systole or during diastole. The coronary heart disease is another main effect of the degenerative disease. Any emotional stress could be very fatal for the elder person suffering from any kind of degenerations of the vital organs. Myocardial infection is the main outcome of trauma that may arise due to both emotional as well as the longtime suffering from sickness. The tensions come due to the health care costs (Sakai & Andersson, (2015).

A huge amount of abnormality in health arises from the uncontrolled growth of cancer cells. This is the last stage of cancer, when the cells spread through the vital organs. This is the metastasis stage. The upregulated proliferation in the cell is the main reason behind this. The body forgets to respond appropriately to the correct signals and the cells divides immaturely. All the vital organs start functioning in abnormal way. In that stage the cancer cells are almost untreated and cannot be cured easily. At this condition the patient faces the most health problems. The main effects include the pain, weakness, loss of weight, breathing troubles and even mortality (Delbridge et al, 2016). The emotional stress is the worst to handle for both the patients and family members of the patients. There are cases of depression due to continuos treatment without any positive results. Even there are cases when the person wishes to commit suicide. As for the family members, they bear the trauma and depression of seeing the suffering of the patient and the excess health costs for every chemotherapy. Cancer cells when grow abnormally and spreads than it can attack organs like bones, lymph nodes, tissues and organs. The stage is mostly not curable (Weinberg, 2013).

Impacts caused by health interventions

Trauma is another main reason itself that causes diseases in any person. From infancy to adolescence this is a very common source of health hazards. Mainly this type of impairment comes due to family related issues or attachment problems. The stages in environment stimulate the reduction in the development of the brain and nervous system. These responses in health will include the rapid breathing, heart pounding and this is directly proportional with the stressful situations (Bethell et al, 2014). They are posed with the significant emotional threats with overreacting and unresponsiveness and detached. The main reason is that stress in the environment can prevent the right development of brain. Children with trauma has the case histories of stomach aches, head ache  and adolescents in trauma often engage in risky behaviors like smoking, alcohol addiction. The cognitive disturbances can also be noticed with the dysregulation in the sensory stimuli. They are often hypersensitive to stimuli like touch, smell, light. There are cases of affects of trauma where people are often impulsive and indulge in harming others or themselves.

The toxins from the environment could be another reason behind the cause if disease. The toxins are obtained in the body as poison through pollution. The air pollution can have toxin in the air that develops asthma, allergies and even cancer. The food that is consumed is not safe. It is found that DDT is another leading environmental toxin that causes the onset of Alzheimer’s disease. Scientists already suspects that along with genetic factors the toxins and the pollutants can increase the risk of developing any disorders related with the debilitating (Myhre et al, 2013). Another environmental toxin which is poisonous is the nitrosamines that come from the nitrogen based chemicals are also the increased cause of neurodegenerative disorders. Excessive pesticide exposures can lead to Parkinson disease. Already recent increased in rates of the pesticide exposure have been found to link to this disease. One such chemical in environment is the organochlorines. Many cases have been reported of the increased exposure to environmental toxins can lead to the effects of auto-immune diseases (Yegambaram et al, 2015).

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