Idiopathic conditions, such as inflammatory pseudotumor, Kimura's disease, and Castleman's disease, can also present with a neck mass.22 â 24 A neck mass may also be the presenting symptom of sarcoidosis.25
Many people with sarcoidosis don't have type 1 diabetes as well, so it is unlikely that sarcoidosis caused it all alone. Most people who are going to manifest type 1 diabetes are diagnosed in childhood or their teenage years. Occasionally it will not manifest until adulthood.
Sarcoidosis (say âsar-coy-doe-sisâ) is a disease that may affect any organ or system in your body. If you have sarcoidosis, you may have no symptoms at all.Only small changes might show up on a chest x-ray, or you may have progressive failure of many organs in your body.The cause of sarcoidosis isn't known.ever is not often associated with sarcoidosis. Although the nervous system isn't usually affected, sar-coidosis can cause muscle weakness or paralysis, seizures, tremor, poor coordination, hearing loss, blindness or problems with walking.