|
|
| *Home>>>Autoimmune Diseases |
Any connection with 20 nail dystrophy and Celiac Disease? |
It seems that 20 nail dystrophy is tied to some autoimmune disorders...curious iuf anyone has ever heard of it in the case of an undiagnosed celiac. I don't know of any connection between this particular nail disorder and celiac disease but I do know that the condition of my mom's nails improved greatly when she went gluten-free. For several years, my mom had really weak and peeling nails but they are almost back to normal since her celiac diagnosis and diet. I had a physician tell me that someone with one autoimmune disorder is more likely to get another. I know that has been true in my case. Interestingly enough, I saw that 20 nail dystrophy has been associated with lichen planus. I was diagnosed with lichen planus several years ago. I have been debating going to the dermatologist to see if that was a misdiagnosis. I was starting to think I might have dermatitis herpatiforms (skin version of celiac disease.) In many ways, the two "rashes" sound very similar. |
| Tags |
| Baby Care Baby Blues AVM Avian Influenza Avascular Necrosis Autoimmune Diseases Autism Atrial Fibrillation Athlete Foot Atherosclerosis Ataxia Astigmatism |
| Related information |
Your weight will normalize once your thyroid hormone gets under control, it takes about a month for the medication to build up in your blood. There are some side affects but it differs from person... It is seen in systemic lupus erythematosus, esp. after the patient's face has been exposed to sunlight, and in seborrheic dermatitis, tuberous sclerosis, and dermatomyositis. ...Yes, it is possible. It sounds like you do have Lupus, I know that there are many many doctors out there that think its sooo uncommon for someone to have it, I'm telling you I know it exists! ... visit ... Auto immune disease is your body attacking other parts of your body. The result of that can be inflammation as your body is attacked. Anything that can reduce inflammation should help the side-ef... Nope, I have Lupus and APS and have had 2 scans. No problems. Good Luck and be prepared to lay on a hard table for a long time. ...The disorder was first discovered in the year 1912 by a Japanese doctor named Hashimoto. In this disorder, the antibodies of a person鈥檚 body start attacking the thyroid gland and disrupt the secret... There are several types of autoimmune diseases. I saw your note that it has been narrowed down to Graves or Hashimoto's Disease. These are thyroid conditions. I had my thyroid removed at the ... |
Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster |