Taking Charge of Still's Disease

Taking Charge

of Still’s

Disease

A report designed to help you understand yourillness and take charge of your health

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Symptoms

What is Adult Onset Still's Disease?

Adult Onset Still's Disease (or AOSD) is a very rare auto-immune illness that affects only one person in every 100,000.It affects both men and women and strikes people in the primeof their lives - usually from the ages of 18-40.Adult Onset Still's Disease falls into a category of illness knownas rheumatic disease. Simply put, AOSD is a disease of inflammation. As it progresses through the body it causes theinflammation of the joints, tissues and organs of the diagnosedperson.Adult Onset Still's Disease is known as a systemic disease - itmoves progressively through the body and effects differentbodily systems.

How will Adult Onset Still's Disease Affect Me?

Still's Disease is not a paint-by-numbers illness. In fact, oneperson's experience may be significantly different fromanother's in terms of symptoms and intensity. With that said,there are almost certainly a set of symptoms that all sufferers of Still's Disease will share.

Still’s Disease

isnot a paint-by-numbersillness.

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