Possible triggers for Still's

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Hello Kirk,

On Sunday, Jan. 25, 2009 at 7:00 pm CJ posted an article of information

at the Still’s group in which this section of information is from. If you use

the above dates, etc. you can pull up the complete post. Here is just the

highlighted part that you’ve asked for but there is more in Cara’s post.

Possible factors listed below include:

Rubella,

CMV (Cytomeglavirus),

Toxoplasma Gondii,

Mumps,

EBV (Epstien-Barr Syndrome),

Parvovirus B19 infection,

HIV,

Yersinia Enterocolitica infection,,

Mycobacterium Marinum,

and many others.

The consensus is " Adult onset Still's disease may represent a reaction pattern

to certain infections. " (quote take from

http://ard.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/47/9/764 )

[Guest guest]

Fantastic! Thank You! Kirk.

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> Hello Kirk,

>

> On Sunday, Jan. 25, 2009 at 7:00 pm CJ posted an article of

> information at the Still’s group in which this section of information is

> from. If you use the above dates, etc. you can pull up the complete post.

> Here is just the highlighted part that you’ve asked for but there is more

> in Cara’s post.

>

> Possible factors listed below include:

>

> Rubella,

> CMV (Cytomeglavirus),

> Toxoplasma Gondii,

> Mumps,

> EBV (Epstien-Barr Syndrome),

> Parvovirus B19 infection,

> HIV,

> Yersinia Enterocolitica infection,,

> Mycobacterium Marinum,

> and many others.

>

> The consensus is " Adult onset Still's disease may represent a reaction

> pattern

> to certain infections. " (quote take from

> http://ard.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/47/9/764 )

>

>