All of the following are true about Graves disease, except:-
Graves disease is an autoimmune disorder which is 10 times most common in females presenting in 20-40yrs of age. It causes hypehyroidism d/t overstimulation of TSH receptors by TSIg. Its risk is increased in monozygotic twins. It is associated with ceain genes like HLA-DR3 , HLA-B8. Also associated with other autoimmune disorders like SLE, Type-1 DM, Pernicious anemia, Addison's disease etc. Non-thyroid manifestations like eye & skin involvement can be seen.
More common in males
Autoimmune in etiology
May result in hypehyroidism
Non-thyroid manifestations can also be seen
Hypehyroidism and Goitre