Mediterranean fever usually affects Mediterranean populations, especially Eastern Jews, Armenians and Arabs, but this does not mean that some other human breeds are not susceptible to the disease.
Signs of this disease begin to appear between the ages of 5-15 years
- Inflammation of the membranes coated abdominal cavity.
- Dermatitis.
Arthritis can occur.
These symptoms are usually associated with high temperature. Temperature and symptoms may persist from 12 to 24 hours. Symptoms vary from one course to another, and the patient is free of disease between a sick and a sick cycle.
The disease is rare, and the factors contributing to the occurrence of the disease are: the existence of a biography of a satisfactory family, or descended originally from a strain inhabiting the Mediterranean basin.
Signs of this disease begin to appear between the ages of 5-15 years
- Inflammation of the membranes coated abdominal cavity.
- Dermatitis.
Arthritis can occur.
These symptoms are usually associated with high temperature. Temperature and symptoms may persist from 12 to 24 hours. Symptoms vary from one course to another, and the patient is free of disease between a sick and a sick cycle.
The disease is rare, and the factors contributing to the occurrence of the disease are: the existence of a biography of a satisfactory family, or descended originally from a strain inhabiting the Mediterranean basin.