Immunomodulation

Immunomodulation refers to the process of adjusting or regulating the immune system’s activity. This can involve enhancing the immune response to fight infections or cancer, or suppressing it to reduce excessive inflammation or autoimmune reactions. Medications or therapies used for immunomodulation aim to restore balance, ensuring the immune system works effectively without causing harm to the body. It’s a strategic approach to manage various health conditions by influencing how the immune system responds to threats or internal misfires.