One possibility is that adaptive cellular immunity impairs brain tissue regeneration and health in PD patients. Neuroinflammation including reactive gliosis invariably found following brain injury/insult, is associated with PD pathogenesis and progression. Sensory disorders including pain and other non-motor symptoms occur frequently in patients with Parkinsonââ¬â¢s disease. Cognitive and affective factors also influence the subjective experience of pain. Depression may be one of the leading factors contributing to pain. A logistic regression model between pain and variables was established to confirm the independent predictors of pain in patients with PD. One way T cells could impact PD-like symptoms is by altering the transit of T cells across the blood-brain barrier (BBB) independent of their antigen reactivity, which might also serve to enhance the extravasation of activated T cells reactive against but normally sequestered from normal brain components.
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