Does anyone know what it means when your white blood cells are attacking your parietal cells and smooth muscle

Answer 1

you get pernicious anaemia
its an autoimmune disease meaning components of your immunity which protect you from disease treat a part of your body as if it was foreign like a bacteria and starts to destroy it.
usually pernicious anaemia is accompanied by other autoimmune diseases.
you need steroids to control the symptoms and also vit b supplements because parietal cells are necessary for its absorption from food.

Answer 2

Never ever accept a diagnosis from someone who is not a doctor that has examined you and has seen all your test results. Many many illness and diseases share the same symptoms. Talk to your doctor to find out what your test results mean. He may even need to do further testing to make a definitive diagnosis.

Answer 3

It means something has caused the WBC's to think that your cells and muscles are invasive objects. They are trying to fix it by attacking them.....oops...they aren't supposed to do that....