Which consequence results when uncontrolled complement cascade activation occurs throughout circulation?

💡 Explanation

Uncontrolled complement activation leads to systemic inflammation because of accumulation C3a and C5a anaphylatoxins, therefore widespread tissue damage occurs, rather than the intended localized immune response triggered under controlled conditions.

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