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Case Overview

Child, female, 11 years old.
She has reported constant swelling and spots on her body for 6 months and has only been itching for 21 days. And lose weight steady home.

The examinations performed show

• Lipidogram with cholesterol and triglycerides high normal glucose
• Normal blood count
• Normal liver markers
• Non-reagent IGE exams
• Rheumatological exams with reagent FAN and procedure for non-reactive lupus.

She has already had a medical consultation with a pediatrician, rheumatologist, endocrinologist and dermatologist. They are unable to proceed with the case, nor do they even know which other specialist to indicate.

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