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So in order to determine which of these autoimmune diseases is organ -specific, let's rule out the diseases that are not organ -specific.
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So the first autoimmune disease listed that is not organ -specific would be rheumatory to arthritis.
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Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disease that is going to target almost symmetrically the joints.
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And that could be the joints in your hands, the joints in your wrists, your knees, your ankles, and it's going to cause a lot of inflammation and a lot of pain.
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However, it is not organ -specific.
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Psoriasis is going to attack the skin, and it could be also present in the joints and the nails a little bit has been found, and it's going to cause itchy, flaky, scaly patches that can sometimes be painful.
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However, it is not organ -specific.
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And lastly, the autoimmune disease listed that is not organ -specific is mycinia grovis, and that is due to a failure of the interaction between the nerve cells and the muscle cells, which causes progressive muscle weakening due to a blocking of achr on the muscle cells and destruction of them...