Sarcoidosis is a disease which, despite many years of research, still has no known specific cause. Sarcoidosis is not a cancer and is not a contagious disease in some cases it seems to run in families.Medical textbooks twenty years ago listed the disease as being primarily one of African American women and patients of Scandinavian descent.arcoidosis is not a cancer and is not a contagious disease in some cases it seems to run in families. Medical textbooks twenty years ago listed the disease as being primarily one of African American women and patients of Scandinavian descent.
A recent press release from Connecticutâs Lyme Research Alliance (LRA) cautions that, during summer, flu-like symptoms (fever, chills, aches, and exhaustion) could be a sign of Lyme. Brush up on your Lyme IQ with these essential points: Lyme disease is even more widespread than we originally thought.
You are correct in that it is difficult to find an answer to your question on the Web. I was trying to find a good link for you, but found none. Here is a basic summary of what causes the symptoms encountered during the flu. Common flu symptoms include fever, sore throat, muscle aches, shivers and cold sweats, etc. These symptoms are not caused by the virus itself but rather by our bodies' response to the the virus. The immune system mounts a two-fold response to the virus.