Fibroinflammatory conditions

Fibroinflammatory conditions are health issues characterized by abnormal tissue growth and persistent inflammation. In these conditions, the body's immune response causes ongoing tissue damage and repair, leading to the formation of fibrous scar tissue. This process can affect various organs and systems, resulting in symptoms like pain, swelling, or impaired organ function. Examples include certain autoimmune diseases and chronic inflammatory disorders, where the imbalance in immune activity causes both inflammation and excessive connective tissue buildup, disrupting normal tissue structure and function.