Drugs Influencing Immune Function
Drugs influencing immune function encompass a broad category of pharmaceuticals that modulate or alter the body's immune response. These drugs can either suppress or enhance immune activity, depending on their therapeutic purpose. Immunosuppressants, such as corticosteroids and chemotherapy agents, are used to dampen immune activity in conditions like autoimmune diseases, organ transplants, or severe allergies, where excessive immune response can cause harm. Conversely, immunostimulants, like interferons and certain vaccines, aim to boost immune function to combat infections or cancer. Both types of drugs play critical roles in managing diseases where immune system modulation is necessary, balancing therapeutic benefits with potential risks of compromised immunity or hyperactive immune responses.
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