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Lipomatose dolorosa [doença de Dercum] é uma síndrome amplamente limitada a mulheres obesas de meia-idade na qual múltiplos depósitos de gordura subcutâneos dolorosos se desenvolvem em associação com propensão para equimoses e um complexo de sintomas que inclui distúrbios psiquiátricos, fadiga, fraqueza e dores musculoesqueléticas. Os depósitos de gordura podem ocorrer de forma difusa ou nodular e podem ter distribuição generalizada, localizada ou justa-articular. A dor pode ser extrema e pode ocorrer espontaneamente ou como resposta à pressão. Os sintomas tendem a ser pouco responsivos ao tratamento. Alguns pacientes preenchem os critérios para fibromialgia e a distinção entre as duas síndromes nem sempre é clara.
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Lipomatosis dolorosa [Dercum disease] is a syndrome largely limited to obese middle-aged women in which multiple painful subcutaneous fatty deposits develop in association with easy bruisability and a symptom complex which includes psychiatric disturbances, fatigue, weakness and musculoskeletal aches. The fatty deposits may be diffuse or nodular in form and may be generalised, localised or juxta-articular in distribution. Pain may be extreme and can occur spontaneously or as a response to pressure. Symptoms tend to be poorly responsive to treatment. Some patients fulfil the criteria for fibromyalgia and the distinction between the two syndromes is not always clear cut.
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Lipomatosis dolorosa [Dercum disease] is a syndrome largely limited to obese middle-aged women in which multiple painful subcutaneous fatty deposits develop in association with easy bruisability and a symptom complex which includes psychiatric disturbances, fatigue, weakness and musculoskeletal aches. The fatty deposits may be diffuse or nodular in form and may be generalised, localised or juxta-articular in distribution. Pain may be extreme and can occur spontaneously or as a response to pressure. Symptoms tend to be poorly responsive to treatment. Some patients fulfil the criteria for fibromyalgia and the distinction between the two syndromes is not always clear cut.
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    Lipomatosis dolorosa
    Lipomatosis dolorosa [Dercum disease] is a syndrome largely limited to obese middle-aged women in which multiple painful subcutaneous fatty deposits develop in association with easy bruisability and a symptom complex which includes psychiatric disturbances, fatigue, weakness and musculoskeletal aches. The fatty deposits may be diffuse or nodular in form and may be generalised, localised or juxta-articular in distribution. Pain may be extreme and can occur spontaneously or as a response to pressure. Symptoms tend to be poorly responsive to treatment. Some patients fulfil the criteria for fibromyalgia and the distinction between the two syndromes is not always clear cut.

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