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Is There A Relation Between Thyroid Disease And Celiac?

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New Dreams Newbie
New Dreams
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HI there Ya'll ,

I have been doing some research on Hypothyroid disease and it came up with this link to the Celiac site . What I'm wondering is , is there a relation between the two ?

I would sure appreciate any information on the subject that you can help with .

Now my mother had celiac sprue so I know about, that I'm just confused as to why the search about high level reading of my THS test lead me to the Celiac site .

Sue

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Lisa Mentor
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Wecome Sue:

On the home page here (same area where you log into Message Board), click on to "Site Index".

It has some wonderful articles.

New Dreams Newbie
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Wecome Sue:

On the home page here (same area where you log into Message Board), click on to "Site Index".

It has some wonderful articles.

Thank you Momma Goose :D

tiredofdoctors Enthusiast
tiredofdoctors
Posted

Hi New Dreams . . . Welcome to the Forum! Along with the articles, you'll find that a LOT of us have been hypothyroid . . . particularly with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis . . . another autoimmune disease. Go figure . . . . . Take care of you, Lynne

happygirl Collaborator
happygirl
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Welcome to the board!

Yes, autoimmune thyroid problems are associated with Celiac (as well are other autoimmune disorders, particularly diabetes).

A good book that covers Celiac and related disorders (including thyroid) is listed below in my signature.

Laura

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