I don't have an answer for this question, but this is a very important question that needs to be studied. I was on depo-provera for several years. Since I stopped taking it a few years ago, because I was having too many side effect symptoms, even after a few years of not taking it I am still having several of the same symptoms as if I was still taking the depo-provera. I have not yet been diagnosed with a thyroid disorder, but I have also read that there is plenty of evidence to support that depo-provera can effect thyroid testing producing possible false negatives. I have also read about several women that are seeking help trying to find out what is wrong with them even a few years after taking or while taking this contraceptive. Real effective studies need to be done on this correlation, because it is unfair to several women to be swept under the rug and going untreated, as well as way uninformed of what long term, or even short term effects of this drug can really do to you. I even think that the drug companies and doctor's don't even really know either. I also believe that it is way unfair and unprofessional for medical professionals to automatically tell a patient that it is impossible for them to be having problems caused by this contraceptive. Doctors should be listening and reporting this stuff to the FDA every time a patient has a complaint so that this can be effectively studied.
is bipolar and crohns disease linked together
No, there is no link.
Heart disease is linked to gum disease.
You have a anti immune problem. i have a anti immune disease because of gluten, which causes me to have hypothyroidism. because the gluten and thyroid hormone look similar. the antibodies keep adding up because they are trying to kill the gluten and sooner or later attack your thyroid and other tissues
They are stored in the colloid as the protein thyroglobulin. Thyroglobulin is essentially T3 and T4 linked together into a protein.
a genetically linked disease is often known as a heridatory disease caused due to abnormalities in genes.
Raynauds occurs in autoimmune people when the nerves that control the blood supply to the hands and feet "misfire" and tell those blood vessels to close down. There are many thyroid diseases, some are autoimmune like Raynaud's. Frequently if a person has one autoimmune disease, they have others. However, thyroid and Raynaud's are not directly linked.
Gaucher's disease is located on chromosome 1, which is not the sex chromosome, so no. It is not a sex linked disease.
Lichen sclerosus causes white patches on the skin around genital skin. The cause is unknown, but may be linked to autoimmune diseases, infections, thyroid disease, and genetic predisposition.
Parkinson's disease is not sex-linked, and most cases have no known cause. (Wikipedia)
Yes sure . Fabry disease doesn't prevent pregnancy but the disease might get linked to the baby . Proof of that : My mother has Fabry disease and linked it to me.
I have an underactive thyroid and gluten and glucose intolerance are these all linked together?