Evaluation of clinical responses to probiotics and colchicine in PFAPA patients based on autoinflammatory diseases activity index (AIDAI) scores

This study provides one of the first evaluations of clinical responses to colchicine and probiotic prophylaxis in children with PFAPA syndrome using objective disease activity scoring. By demonstrating clinical improvements in both groups, the study contributes to the growing body of evidence supporting probiotic use. The identification of gastrointestinal symptoms as a factor affecting colchicine response may contribute to a more personalized treatment approach. These findings contribute valuable data to the limited literature on PFAPA prophylaxis and support shared decision-making in clinical practice.

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Pediatric Research
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2026-02-21
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41390-026-04809-8
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Inflammasome and immune disorders
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Abstract

This study provides one of the first evaluations of clinical responses to colchicine and probiotic prophylaxis in children with PFAPA syndrome using objective disease activity scoring. By demonstrating clinical improvements in both groups, the study contributes to the growing body of evidence supporting probiotic use. The identification of gastrointestinal symptoms as a factor affecting colchicine response may contribute to a more personalized treatment approach. These findings contribute valuable data to the limited literature on PFAPA prophylaxis and support shared decision-making in clinical practice.

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Istanbul Medeniyet University (TR)
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