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GvHD develops when a patient's immune system rejects a donor organ.
Graft vs Host Disease is common in those people, who receive bone marrow, stem cell and umbilical cord stem cell transplant from any genetically related person. Sometimes body rejects the transplant organ due to some dissimilarity in cells and perceives the donor cells like an antigen(foreign particle). These create an immune response and try to destroy donor cells with an appropriate antibody. which is known as Graft vs Host Disease.
GvHD is characterized by high-grade fever, skin rashes, shortness of breath, discoloration of the skin. it may be life-threating sometimes.
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