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Updates
Great things are happening behind the scenes. It wonât be long before Sweetâs Syndrome Awareness has an announcement of some kind. There are several opportunities to become a non-profit or a for-profit organization, and each are being explored.
Meanwhile, many Sweetâs Syndrome patients are taking to promoting awareness with their own fun projects. Do you know what they are? If not, join this FBâŚ
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The Countdown Is on for Sweet's Syndrome Awareness Day!
The Countdown Is on for Sweetâs Syndrome Awareness Day!
February 26 will be the second annual Sweetâs Syndrome Awareness Day!
Download images to share on your one Web sites, blogs, Facebook pages, Twitter feed, Instagram, Pinterest, etc. The more people who see it, the more awareness we spread! Awareness is our first priority!
Click here to visit the Awareness page and download your images.
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Sweet's syndrome associated with sargramostim (granulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factor) treatment.
Sweetâs syndrome associated with sargramostim (granulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factor)Â treatment.
Drug-induced Sweetâs syndrome
Reported case of Sweetâs associated with the treatment sargramostim. Sargramostim is used for stimulating the creation of new white blood cells in the bone marrow.
Read more.
Kumar, G., Bernstein, J. M., Waibel, J. S., & Baumann, M. A. (2004, July). Sweetâs syndrome associated with sargramostim. Retrieved from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15224368
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Sweet's syndrome â a comprehensive review of an acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis
Sweetâs syndrome â a comprehensive review of an acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis
In this article from NIH, Dr. Philip R. Cohen provides an overview of the following information on Sweetâs Syndrome:
Disease name and synonyms
Definition and diagnostic criteria
Epidemiology
Symptoms (see also Symptoms Checklist illustration with information take directly from Dr. Cohenâs research)
Clinical description
Pathological description
Etiology
Diagnostic methods
Differential diagnosis
MaâŚ
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Awareness Doesn't End
Awareness Doesn't End for #SweetsSyndrome! #raredisease
It Wonât!
Itâs an on-going effort to, at the very least, get the name and classification of the disease into the minds of those suffering and diagnosing. Whether itâs through this site, forums, tweets, posts, or groups, the more information and people âtalkingâ about it the better. Sweetâs Syndrome Awareness was created to spread awareness and educate the public and medical community about thisâŚ
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Dealing with fatigue
What is fatigue?
Fatigue is a common symptom of Sweetâs syndrome (SS), and can leave a person feeling drained, exhausted and struggling to cope with everyday activities. It is not the same as simply feeling tired, and can cause both extreme physical and mental tiredness. Fatigue can cause a range of different symptoms including flu-like symptoms, limb heaviness, and a feeling of being completelyâŚ
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UK Only] Managing emotions and adjusting to a skin condition research project - Middlesex University.
UK Only] Managing emotions and adjusting to a skin condition research project â Middlesex University.
Aim of study: to help aid understanding of the emotional impact of adjusting to a skin condition.
Participation criteria: you must be aged over 18 and have a non-life threatening skin condition to participate in this research. Complete survey @http://kwiksurveys.com/app/rendersurvey.asp?sid=b4rl0fy5h31vhk7299031&refer=
Contact details:
Researcher: Azizah Ahmed. Email:Â [email protected]
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What type of condition is Sweetâs syndrome?
What type of condition is Sweetâs syndrome?
What type of condition is Sweetâs syndrome? Is it an autoimmune condition?
No. Recent research suggests that Sweetâs syndrome is an autoinflammatory disease (Marzona et al, 2014). Autoinflammatory diseases are a fairly new category of diseases that are different from autoimmune diseases, but do share common characteristics. Both groups of disorders result from the immune system attacking theâŚ
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[UK ONLY] Do you have an interest in research into skin disease? Join UK TREND.
[UK ONLY] Do you have an interest in research into skin disease? Join UKÂ TREND.
UK TREND is free to join and is open to anyone with an interest in laboratory based or clinical research into skin disease.
Currently members include dermatologists, non-clinical scientists, pharmacologists, dermatology nurses and allied health professionals, dermatology trainees, pharmacists, and patients. Membership provides the opportunity to get involved with network activities. Read more @
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A Call for Open Access to Medical Journals for Rare Disease âDetectiveâ Patients and Advocates
A Call for Open Access to Medical Journals for Rare Disease âDetectiveâ Patients and Advocates
By Yoni Maisel â Click here for the original article.
Itâs the ânature-of-the-beast,â so to speak, when you have a rare disorder that affects one in 10,000, 100,000 or million individuals. The same applies if you are a family member of said individual, or advocate. Rare disease patients and advocates are well-known for being investigators; the theoretical and applicable knowledge which weâŚ
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2014 Drug Guide
This guide contains a list of the most commonly prescribed medications for Sweetâs Syndrome and the side effects for each, including serious side effects.
Speak with your provider and pharmacist about any concerns for drug interactions, especially if you are taking medications for treatment of other conditions and/or otc medications, herbs, or vitamin and mineral supplements. Always tell yourâŚ
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Sweetâs syndrome and the increased risk of developing thrush
Sweetâs syndrome and the increased risk of developing thrush
What is thrush?
Thrush is a very common fungal infection that is caused by the yeast Candida albicans. Normally, the Candida organisms live harmlessly in your gut and in one in five women it also resides in the vagina. They usually coexist with other normal organisms in the body, and are kept in check by the immune system and good bacteria. However, if the immune system is weakened, CandidaâŚ
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Neutrophilic dermatosis of the hands or dorsal hands: a variant of Sweet's syndrome
Neutrophilic dermatosis of the hands or dorsal hands: a variant of Sweetâs syndrome
Sometimes, Sweetâs syndrome can occur in an unusual form. This is called a disease variant.
What is neutrophilic dermatosis of the hands or dorsal hands?
Many doctors think that neutrophilic dermatosis of the hands or dorsal hands is a localized bullous variantof Sweetâs syndrome that mainly affects the hands. However, some doctors have argued that it is not a variant, but a different conditionâŚ
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Differential diagnosis: conditions confused with Sweet's syndrome
Differential diagnosis: conditions confused with Sweetâs syndrome
Taken from Cohen, P. (2007) Sweetâs syndrome â a comprehensive review of an acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis (Orphanet) http://www.ojrd.com/content/2/1/34
 Clinical differential diagnosis of Sweetâs syndrome Cutaneous conditions Acral erythema
Drug eruptions
Halogenoderma
Rosacea fulminans Infectious and inflammatory disorders Bacterial sepsis
Cellulitis
Erysipelas
Herpes simplexâŚ
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[British Association of Dermatologists] Translated methotrexate leaflets available
[British Association of Dermatologists] Translated methotrexate leaflets available
Methotrexate is known as a disease-modifying drug. It slows the production of new cells by the bodyâs immune system (the bodyâs own defence system) and hence reduces inflammation whilst at the same time suppresses the activity of the immune system. It was first used to treat certain types of cancer, and was then found to also be an effective treatment for skin and joint diseases when used atâŚ
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Cytokine dysregulation: a cause of Sweet's syndrome.
Cytokine dysregulation: a cause of Sweetâs syndrome.
Sweetâs syndrome is a very poorly understood condition but there are several theories as to what causes it. These are hypersensitivity reaction, cytokine dysregulation, and genetic susceptibility. For more information see âWhat Causes Sweetâs Syndrome?â http://sweetssyndromeawareness.com/what-is-sweets-syndrome/what-causes-sweets-syndrome/
What are cytokines?
Cytokines are proteins that areâŚ
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Sweet's Syndrome: Sweet Name; Bitter Disease