adiposis dolorosa

n. (Medicine) Anders' disease, adiposis tuberosa simplex, disease characterized by painful localized fatty masses or cutaneous nodules (on the abdomen or extremities) that are sensitive to touch, lipomatosis

Adiposis dolorosa, also known as Ander's disease or Dercum's disease, is a rare disease characterized by multiple painful lipomas that arise in adult life. Older medical literature states that "the disease occurs most often in obese postmenopausal women, but can also occur in men." Surveys of current sufferers seem to indicate that the disease causes the obesity. It also occurs in men and women of all ages. The fatty tumors are most often located on the trunk and limbs with sparing of the face and hands. It was first formally described by Dr. Francis Xavier Dercum in 1888.
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Adiposis do·lo·ro·sa n. Uncomfortable or painful deposits of pendulous or symmetrical nodular masses of adipose tissue in various regions of the [more]Adiposis dolorosa - Community and Resources

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Dercum's disease, a disease of middle-aged women where painful lumps of fatty substance form in the body

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