Microscopic polyangiitis causes
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Overview
There are no known direct causes for Microscopic polyangiitis.Microscopic polyangiitis can affect individuals from all ethnicities and at any age group.Vasculitis is a common term that refers to inflammation of the blood vessels in the body.When the inflammation progress it lead to weakening and stretch of the blood vessels and forms a aneurysm.Microscopic polyangiitis is not a cancer, not contagious, and it does not usually occur within families.
Causes
Common Causes
Microscopic polyangiitis may be caused by[1]
- There are no known direct common causes for Microscopic polyangiitis.
- Autoimmune mechanism of unknown cause.
- Infections
- Malignancy
- Drugs
- silica exposure