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'''Type I:''' fungal infections ([[chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis]]), thyroid issues ([[hypoparathyroidism]]), autoimmune [[adrenal insufficency]], [[type 1 diabetes]], reproductive issues ([[hypogonadism]]), [[pernicious anemia|anemia]], [[malabsorption]], [[alopecia|baldness]], and [[vitiligo]] | '''Type I:''' fungal infections ([[chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis]]), thyroid issues ([[hypoparathyroidism]]), autoimmune [[adrenal insufficency]], [[type 1 diabetes]], reproductive issues ([[hypogonadism]]), [[pernicious anemia|anemia]], [[malabsorption]], [[alopecia|baldness]], and [[vitiligo]] | ||
:Symptoms may appear as young as five years old (specifically with [[candidiasis]]). [[Hypoparathyroidism]] commonly appears in people younger than 10 years. Autoimmune [[adrenal insufficency]] appears in people younger than 15 years. | :Symptoms may appear as young as five years old (specifically with [[candidiasis]]). [[Hypoparathyroidism]] commonly appears in people younger than 10 years. Autoimmune [[adrenal insufficency]] appears in people younger than 15 years. | ||
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Overview
History and Symptoms
Type I: fungal infections (chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis), thyroid issues (hypoparathyroidism), autoimmune adrenal insufficency, type 1 diabetes, reproductive issues (hypogonadism), anemia, malabsorption, baldness, and vitiligo
- Symptoms may appear as young as five years old (specifically with candidiasis). Hypoparathyroidism commonly appears in people younger than 10 years. Autoimmune adrenal insufficency appears in people younger than 15 years.
Type II: autoimmune disease (Addison's disease), thyroid disease, type 1 diabetes, reproductive issues (hypogonadism), digestive issues (Celiac disease) and neuromuscular disease (myasthenia gravis). Type III: digestive issues (Celiac disease and gastric carcinoid tumors), reproductive issues (hypogonadism), autoimmune disorders (sarcoidosis), and rheumatoid arthritis.