T cells and B cells operate in a biological ballet, each step precise yet adaptable. A newborn’s first encounter with a virus sparks thymic education—T cells learning self from non-self. Failures here seed autoimmune chaos, while success primes lifelong surveillance. A Newborn’s First Encounter with a Virus Sparks Thymic EducationT cell receptors (TCRs) scan protein…
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There are days when healing feels slower than before. You brush it off at first. Maybe it’s the weather. Maybe you’re just getting older. But your body doesn’t bounce back. A simple cold lingers longer than expected. Cuts stay red. Sleep doesn’t refresh you the way it did. Something is changing inside. You can’t pinpoint…
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You wake up exhausted. Not sleepy—just drained. Like something inside keeps running. Fatigue is common. It’s not always anemia. Or stress. Sometimes, it’s your immune system using energy constantly. Even without a real threat. That kind of tired doesn’t nap away. You get infections more often than others, and they take longer to go away…
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It feels strange. You’re injected with something, yet you’re told it’s not the disease. The body reacts—slightly. Maybe a sore arm. Maybe a mild fever. But not illness. Just rehearsal. Vaccines introduce a copy, not the enemy. The immune system studies, not suffers. The body sees a piece of a virus and immediately starts building…
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You sleep through the night. You rest on weekends. Yet mornings feel heavy. Muscles ache. This isn’t simple exhaustion. It’s fatigue that doesn’t respond. Autoimmune fatigue creeps in without warning. It’s not from effort—it’s from confusion inside your body. You get sick easily, but the illness doesn’t follow a pattern You catch colds often. But…
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It was just shrimp. Or maybe peanuts. Nothing new. Nothing spoiled. But your throat tightens. Your skin burns. Your chest feels heavy. That wasn’t food poisoning. That was your immune system misfiring. It sees danger where there is none. That’s how overreaction begins—through false alarms. You breathe in pollen, and your nose starts defending a…
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Something enters your bodyIt doesn’t knockIt doesn’t wait for permissionIt just arrivesAnd before you even noticeSomething inside you moves It’s fast, instinctive, without memoryThere’s no time for plansOnly actionCells that don’t ask questionsOnly chaseOnly destroy You learn this laterThey call it innate immunity There’s no time for plans They say it’s the first to arriveThe…
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Most days, you don’t feel it.You wake up, stretch, move through your morning.No alarms. No pain. No signal.But underneath, something is working.Not loudly, not visibly.Quiet hands, brushing threats away before you even notice. You get a cut. It closes.You sneeze. It passes.You feel tired, then better again.You never stop to ask why.You only notice when…
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Most days, it stays silentNo blinking lights. No alarms.It protects you without asking for applause.But then something changesA scratch becomes an infectionA breath becomes a wheeze You wonder when your body forgot how to defend itselfYou never really knew what it was defendingJust that it didUntil it didn’t Then you hear the wordImmunologyAnd suddenly you…
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The Department of Pediatric Immunology and Allergy is a specialty that deals with the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of immunological, that is, immune system and allergic diseases in children between the ages of 0-18. In addition to many different diseases, immunological tests and HLA typing before transplantation are also performed by the physicians of this…
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