lung and airway disorders
Sarcoidosis
Löfgren syndrome
Löfgren syndrome manifests as three specific symptoms: acute inflammation of several joints (arthritis) and may affect different joints at different times, tender red bumps under the skin ( Erythema Nodosum ), and enlargement of the lymph nodes in the area where the lungs are connected to the heart and the windpipe. It often causes fever and malaise, inflammation of the lining of the eye ( Löfgren syndrome often resolves on its own. But people may be given nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs to help relieve symptoms and inflammation. 