If you have a history of papillary or follicular thyroid cancer , also called differentiated thyroid cancer , current evidence does not show that GLP-1 medications cause or worsen these cancers
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Pigmented skin lesions extra information Categories: Lesions (cancerous), Lesions (benign) ICD-10: L81.9, D22, D18.01 ICD-11: ME60.Z, 2F20.Z, 4E60.1, 2C32.0 SNOMED CT: 201340008, 276728004, 400010006, 403909004, 403884005, 394727000, 247474003, 396556000, 734932003, 315209002 Introduction Clinical features Possible diagnoses What are pigmented skin lesions
Concurrently, a reduction in the abundance of commensal bacteria capable of producing beneficial metabolites, such as short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs), diminishes their protective effects on the host, effectively transforming the gut microbiota from a symbiotic partner into a potent risk modulator for cardiovascular disease 11,12,13