Swedish researchers identified possible links between inflammation, genetic changes and exposure to tobacco smoke and a disease that causes extreme pain and remains unexplained. The study suggests that these three factors may be associated with the development or worsening of the condition.
The disease in question is characterized by causing high-intensity pain in affected patients. Despite advances in research, its exact cause remains undetermined, which represents a significant challenge for the medical community.
Tobacco smoke emerges as one of the potentially relevant elements in the investigation, indicating that environmental factors may play an important role in understanding this painful pathology.
