Robby

It just kind of like petered out.

But the fever is actually, you get another call the next day that they keep going and they're actually like really high and really bothersome every night.

102, 103, 104.

He sort of loads up on acetaminophen, ibuprofen, and eventually it kind of breaks.

And then he just sleeps all night, kind of later into the morning than usual.

but no other symptoms anywhere else.

So no new information here other than the fact of this hip pain that was so severe and prominent and the only localizing symptom kind of goes away after two days or so while the fevers continue.

Yeah, it's a weird case and it's going to get maybe a little weirder.

You know, I think the crystalline hypothesis is great too because the anti-inflammatories could have been the treatment for that, right?

But the persistence of the systemic inflammation, which can happen during the arthritis, that's what doesn't fit.

I'm going to pause on this case for a second.

I know how much you guys love doing a case within a case.

So I'm not going to present another unknown.

I'm just going to tell you guys about...

just a parallel case with some similarities and differences.

Very briefly, that is very interesting.

But maybe about a year ago, Simon, older kid, wakes up and he was five then, wakes up and Steph and I are in bed.

But I like, I hear his movement in the hallway.

And usually he stomps and romps and runs, right?

So it's usually like