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Inflammation, or redness and swelling or tissue, is the body's reaction to infection or irritation. Although inflammation is often painful, it represents the body's defense mechanism in action as extra plasma and white blood cells are drawn from the blood supply to the site to do their healing work. In some cases, the inflammation is triggered by an irritant. The inflamed sinus passages experienced with hay fever or allergies are a response to the irritation of pollen in the air. The inflammation  represents the body's efforts to keep the irritant from damaging healthy tissue.In auto-immune disease, inflammation occurs as a ... MORE

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