Case report highlights elevated inflammatory markers and multiple symptoms in a patient with fever and joint pain, suggesting adult-onset still disease.
Key Points
Adult-onset still disease was diagnosed after excluding infections and other rheumatologic conditions.
The patient presented with arthralgia, intermittent fever, and elevated inflammatory markers such as C-reactive protein and ferritin.
Effective management included interleukin-1 inhibitors after glucocorticoids failed to improve symptoms significantly.
Regular follow-up indicated that symptoms remain under control without relapses for over 15 months.