Systemic Diseases

Systemic diseases are health conditions that affect the entire body, rather than just a specific organ or region. These diseases can involve multiple systems, such as the immune, cardiovascular, or nervous systems, and can manifest through a variety of symptoms. Common examples include autoimmune disorders, diabetes, and certain cancers. Because they impact the body as a whole, systemic diseases often require comprehensive treatment strategies that address the interconnected nature of bodily functions. Managing these diseases often involves a collaborative approach between various healthcare providers to ensure optimal care.