Non-Specific: The Largest Organ In The Body

Non-specific do the same thing regardless of what it is, they all fight pathogens even if it is virus, bacteria, fungi and protozoa, for example your skin is the largest organ in the body and it will always protect no matter what foreign invaders are trying to attack you, skin will always be the first, however specific immune responses change from pathogen to pathogen, so if you were to get a flu jab it will not be protecting you from in other condition you may have, the flu jab will only protect you from the flu, because the body is developing those specific memory cells. Specific inflammation is that which has a known or single cause with or a localized effect. Non-specific inflammation is one that has no single known cause and having a generalized