The Autoinflammatory Syndromes: All Who Fever Are Not Infected

[@cacophonousX2]

Helpful overview of Autoinflammatory pathologies. Well delivered and easy to understand. Thanks for uploading!

[@MamaB83]

Thank you for this very informative video. I only watched the first part as son has the variant e148q for fmf, only one variant but he is having periodic fevers.

[@mikemakke9821]

How is he doing ? My daughter may have it . She’s been getting fevers that last a couple days for almost 4 months . She was a Covid baby and now she’s in preschool and she’s sick every week. Rheumatologist tested her for Mediterranean fever. When you do months to get her results. Every time we do her bloodwork she’s had inflamed levels.

[@marielscharch7388]

7 day fevers, constipation, stomach pain, swollen tonsils with red sores or red spots on them, started at two months old of age. Fevers used to be every 30-40 days but now spread out to about four episodes a year at five years old. Body pain complained of heart pain, complained of lung pain coming from a five-year-old. High fevers that got up to 104.6, very hyper as the fever decreased lower and lower. Complains of stomach pain even after the flare. swollen tonsils have lasted about 27 days now. when the tonsils swell by irritation, they look like they have red sores then the tonsil swelling goes down a little. high gut inflammation of 547. 7 day fevers started at 2 months old, my daughter is now five years old. During one episode, I noticed sores on the gums. My daughter gets regular sick also, when she gets a virus, she will be sicker just a little longer and a little more severe than her siblings. Doctors always tell me she has a virus and go home and treat the symptoms. G.I. doctor is considering diagnosing her with inflammatory bowel disease, but does not match up to that. She has been to multiple specialist including infectious disease. I don’t feel like people take me seriously when I try to get answers about my child. We just started the school year in August and she’s already messed up to 12 days of school. Now that she’s missing school. Doctors are willing to do a little more investigation I just hope to receive answers so I can help my daughter.

[@jefftatar7161]

Look into PFAPA syndrome.

[@kvramanadr]

Thank u so much sir... Am a Paeds resident.... U made me these rare topics to understand so easily...

[@trli5637]

very well organized and informative video, thanks!

[@0430asm]

very informative.thank you very much

[@fatemaatia4385]

Informative video ;helped me alot Thanks

[@AlfaOmega2201]

Hi.... I think my 3 years old daughter might have this syndrome...... How can we meet this doctor?

[@SuperMrpeepers]

I have a grandson who is waiting on genetic testing-What clinic is best for diagnosis and treatment decision?

[@mikemakke9821]

Updates ? My daughter my have this waiting on testing please let me know

[@SuperMrpeepers]

@@mikemakke9821 He is NLRP12 variant. They tested most of my family. Many of us have the same thing. UC in Colorado is where he went. Kineret is what they prescribed. But he is doing really well right now without taking it

[@mikemakke9821]

@@SuperMrpeepers does it affect there life . I’m really lost on what the variant means etc . She is my world , she is only 3 . She’s so full of life and love she is my only child . I’m scared shitless

[@SuperMrpeepers]

@@mikemakke9821 There is a site called "Autoinflammatory diseases-rare but not alone". I don't know if this helps but yes very scary

[@RatnaMondal-zw1op]

​@@mikemakke9821my daughter also have this she is 3.6 years old I am also very scered