Still's disease
Still’s disease is a form of arthritis that is characterized by high spiking fevers and evanescent (transient) salmon-colored rash. Still’s disease was first described in children, but it is now known to occur, much less commonly, in adults (in whom it is referred to as Adult-onset Still’s disease, AOSD). >>
Symtoms:
Extreme fatigue
High fevers to 104 degrees F (41 degrees C)
A faint salmon-colored skin rash
Swelling of the lymph glands
Enlargement of the spleen and liver
Sore throat.
Sometimes inflammation of the lungs or around the heart
Joint pain
Scientific research
Still's disease, lupus-like syndrome, and silicone breast implants. A case of 'ASIA' (Shoenfeld's syndrome). 2012 >>
Still's disease in patient with silicone breast implants: case report.2008 >>
Systemic inflammatory diseases and silicone breast prostheses: report of a case of adult still disease and review of the literature. 2004 >>
Still's-like disease, breast prosthesis, and collagen implants. 2001 >>