Journal of Cancer Research and Therapeutic Oncology
Short communication

Chronic Pain Syndrome of Women

Received Date:May 18, 2019 Accepted Date:May 20, 2019 Published Date:May 22, 2019

Citation:Mary Smith (2019) Chronic Pain Syndrome of Women. J Womens Health Gyn 6: 1-6.

Abstract

This group of patients are usually diagnosed with the Fibromyalgia, Arthritis, Hypochondria, Anxiety- depressive disorder, and chronic fatigue syndrome. In this group of patients, a long history of respiratory diseases like chronic sinusitis, chronic otitis, turbinate hypertrophy, nasal congestion, chronic rhinitis (Figure.1). chronic pain picture in women's population presented with Pelvic pain, musculoskeletal pain, lumbar pain, back pain, polyarticular pain, and malaise.

Materials and Methods

One hundred female patients in Juan de D-s Hospital at ages 20 to 60 years old with symptomatology, we have found history of the consultation for other causes different type of pain. Most of the other consultations are related with the respiratory infections.

Findings on physical examination

• Chronic sinusitis 70% • Chronic tonsillitis 40% • Chronic otitis 20% • Turbinate hypertrophy 20% • Nasal congestion 20% • Chronic rhinitis 45% • Musculoskeletal Tenderness on palpation: 100% Tenderness on renal fossae palpation 90% Tenderness on bimanual pelvic palpation 90%.

What Is the Relationship Between the Pain Picture Described in This Group of Patients, The Chronic Respiratory Infection?

The presence of an acute infectious process causes the immune system to catch the infection (antigen) by antibodies (IgM, IgD, and IgG). Antigens bound to antibodies in immune complexes through an acute infectious process are normally cleared by various cellular mechanisms (reticuloendothelial system). But when we have a chronic infection, we have a reticuloendothelial system and an overload of immune complexes. Immune complexes deposit on different tissues: joint structures, musculoskeletal system, endothelium of small vessels.

Immune disorders develop immune complexes deposit pathologically in the different organs, initiating to inflammatory arcades which led to organ damaged/disease. Immune complexes are deposited on articular surfaces, musculoskeletal system, renal glomerular basement membranes and vascular basement membranes and produce immune mediated inflammation, activation of humoral or cellular effectors mechanisms, activation of complement, release of chemotactic factors, neutrophil accumulation, release of lysosomal enzymes, inflammation of vascular basement membranes, inflammation of joint surfaces, inflammation of the musculoskeletal system, inflammation of renal glomerular basement membrane, inflammation of pelvic structures, tissue remodeling.

What we have in this group of patients are chronic inflammation which are have named: WOMEN'S CHRONIC PAIN SYNDROME. The disease with a clear picture of signs and symptoms. A disease with a clear pathophysiology: Immune complexes disease. A disease with clear target organs: joints, kidney, musculoskeletal system, basal membranes of small vessels. This is immune complexes disease described from clinical observation.

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2Merck Manual, Immunology and Allergy, chap. 2., ninth edition 1994.
3Roitt, Ivan. Immunology Foundation, seventh edition 1994, Medica Panamericana, chap. 6., chap. 7
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