What is role of inflammation in host defense against a pathogen?

Inflammation plays a vital role in host defense mechanisms against pathogens in microbiology. It is an immediate, non-specific immune response triggered by infection, injury, or invasion by microorganisms. The primary purpose of inflammation is to contain and eliminate the invading pathogen, prevent its spread, and initiate tissue repair processes.

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