* Blepharochalasis : Recurrent episodes of swelling cause stretching and atrophy of the upper eyelid skin. This results in the relaxation of the tarsal fold allowing tissue to slack over the palpebral fissure. In severe cases, the lower eyelid is also involved. * Double Upper Lip : Swelling causes duplication between the inner and outer parts of the upper lip. Occasionally the lower lip is involved. * Euthyroid Goiter : Occurs in 10% of cases. It is not usually associated with toxic symptoms. Goiter usually presents several years after initial eyelid and lip edema.
Ascher's syndrome
Trotter's syndrome
Hartnup disease
Mirizzi's syndrome
Jackson–Weiss syndrome
Gay bowel syndrome
Cord colitis syndrome
Secretan's syndrome