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* Inborn errors of thyroid hormone synthesis, causing [[congenital hypothyroidism]] (E03.0) | * Inborn errors of thyroid hormone synthesis, causing [[congenital hypothyroidism]] (E03.0) | ||
* [[Thyroiditis]] (acute, chronic) (E06) | * [[Thyroiditis]] (acute, chronic) (E06) | ||
* [[Adverse drug reaction|Side-effects]] of pharmacological therapy (E03.2) | * [[Adverse drug reaction|Side-effects]] of pharmacological therapy (E03.2); [[Potassium iodide]] | ||
* [[Thyroid cancer]] | * [[Thyroid cancer]] | ||
* [[Iodine]] deficiency. | * [[Iodine]] deficiency. | ||
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Causes
Causes include:
- Hashimoto's thyroiditis (E06.3)
- Graves-Basedow disease (E05.0)
- Inborn errors of thyroid hormone synthesis, causing congenital hypothyroidism (E03.0)
- Thyroiditis (acute, chronic) (E06)
- Side-effects of pharmacological therapy (E03.2); Potassium iodide
- Thyroid cancer
- Iodine deficiency.