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Are Gluten Intolerance, Receding Gum Lines, Breathlessness And Chest Pain?

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Posted on Wed, 20 Dec 2017
Question: can the following symptoms be related to a thyroid condition, gluten intolerance, receeding gum line/loss of tooth enamle, irritated eyes, shortness of breath, chest pains? And can this lead to permanent damage to other organs?
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Answered by Dr. Mirjeta Guni (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
Thyroid hormones should be checked;

Detailed Answer:
Hello and thank you for asking!
Some of the symptoms you described can be due to thyroid pathologies.
Gluten intolerance has autoimmune origin as some of thyroid pathologies have, so they may coexist.
Thyroid hormones (TSH, Ft4 and Ft3) should be checked to confirm or rule out thyroid pathologies.
Hyperthyroidism ( overactive thyroid) can lead to permanent cardiac damage if untreated for many years, osteoporosis may be also caused by hyperthyroidism.
Hope i have answered your query.
Kind regards,
Dr.Mirjeta
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Are Gluten Intolerance, Receding Gum Lines, Breathlessness And Chest Pain?

Brief Answer: Thyroid hormones should be checked; Detailed Answer: Hello and thank you for asking! Some of the symptoms you described can be due to thyroid pathologies. Gluten intolerance has autoimmune origin as some of thyroid pathologies have, so they may coexist. Thyroid hormones (TSH, Ft4 and Ft3) should be checked to confirm or rule out thyroid pathologies. Hyperthyroidism ( overactive thyroid) can lead to permanent cardiac damage if untreated for many years, osteoporosis may be also caused by hyperthyroidism. Hope i have answered your query. Kind regards, Dr.Mirjeta