Rare clinical concomitancy in female patient: still syndrome and omeprazole pharmacodermy - case report

Background Adverse drug reactions account for 11.5% of hospitals admissions (MASTROIANNI et al). Among the drugs involved in the etiology of these reactions, Omeprazole is one of the most frequent. Although this approach unusual conditions, we can highlight the Still syndrome, systemic inflammatory disease (OWLIA MB, MEHRPOOR G). By coursing with similar dermatological symptoms, the physician must have an active critical thinking and pharmacological knowledge determined to establish the differential diagnosis of the disease as the presenting symptoms.