Japanese media: Researchers say women are more prone to new sequelae than men

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] The new crown sequelae seems to have gender differences.According to Japan's "Daily News" on the 20th, Japanese researchers have found that women are more likely to have new sequelae than men, especially cough, hair loss and taste disorders.Human immunology professor of Kyoto University, Hideyo, found that the blood samples of about 70 new crown pneumonians were inspected and found that the t -cell response to the virus caused by the different response to the virus caused by the male and female immune response system caused the sequelae.T cells have the function of assisting body fluid immunity and cellular immunity. Women's T cells are more active and easier to "out of control" than men.In addition, Ueno Xiuxi also said that women are always more likely to suffer from autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis.In short, women's immune response is stronger and more susceptible, making women more likely to show new sequelae.In addition, a large -scale survey conducted by the Research Group of the Ministry of Health of Japan also confirmed the differences between men and women.(Li Ming)

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