Chronical Exhaustion: Therapy of a New Syndrome.

Author(s): Schleicher, P., Dostal, V.

Journal/Book: Natur- und Ganzheitsmedizin Wissenschaft und Praxis. 1992; 5/5: 138-142.

Abstract: In the analysis of patients suffering from chronical exhaustion syndrome (CES) a persisting, typical suppressive immunological defect could commonly be found. It is mainly the activated T-cells, the B-cells, the natural killer-cells and the T-suppressor-cells that are affected. The pathomechanism and the regulation disturbance is caused by pathogenous antigen-antibody-complexes. It is a common pattern that immunologically narrowly controlled patients suffering from an acute virus infection show a typical immunological disturbance, which offers an explanation of the so far disputed pathomechanism of CES. The mechanisms found allow immunologically orientated approaches of therapy.

Keyword(s): Erschöpfungssyndrom

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