JUVENILE RECURRENT PAROTITIS: A NEW CASE REPORT

Juvenile recurrent parotitis is a rare pediatric condition that typically begins in early childhood. It is often recurrent, with multiple inflammatory episodes per year. Diagnosis relies primarily on clinical evaluation, confirmed by ultrasonography. Management is not standardized and includes symptomatic treatment, sometimes supplemented with antibiotics by certain teams. The main challenge lies in managing recurrent inflammatory episodes. The prognosis is generally favorable, with spontaneous resolution of the disease by adolescence.