Recurrent rheumatism

Recurrent rheumatism is also called episodic rheumatism, Hench-Rosenberg syndrome, Hench syndrome, and recurrent rheumatism. It is characterized by repeated episodes of acute arthritis and periarthritis without any symptoms during the interval between attacks. The first onset is more common in 30 to 60 years old, and occasionally in childhood. More than one person may develop the same family. Equal opportunities for men and women.

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