Sweet Syndrome

Vital
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Words

• Febrile Neutrophilic Dermatosis, Severe

Disorder Neighborhoods

• None

General Discussion
Sweet syndrome is a rare skin disorder identified by high temperature, swelling of the joints (joint inflammation), and also the abrupt start of a rash. The rash includes bluish-red, tender papules that generally occur on the arms, legs, face or neck, most often on one side of the physical body (crooked). In roughly 80 percent of situations, Sweet disorder happens by itself for no well-known reason (idiopathic). In 10 to 20 percent of instances, the problem is related to an underlying malignancy, usually a hematologic malignancy such as certain kinds of leukemia. The exact source of Sweet disorder is unidentified.