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healing reaction

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healing reaction,
n the response of a living organism to heal and defend itself in response to a pathogenic or therapeutic agent.
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Here they are: The toxicity accumulates in the system, and can cause a headache; muscle aches (fibromyalgia) leg swelling, acting up of prior symptoms of pain, healing reaction discomfort, gas, colon blockage and/or distension, even nausea.
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Predisposed patients often develop local recurrence, and this can lead to disfiguring and disabling healing reactions, such as elephantiasis nostras verrucosa.
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