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May cause lymphocytic hypophysitis, leading to varying degrees of pituitary hormone deficiencies, often during pregnancy or postpartum.

Reduced secretion of one or more pituitary hormones which can lead to symptoms like fatigue, weakness, and sexual dysfunction.

Could damage pituitary gland causing deficient hormone production, possibly leading to hormone replacement therapy.

Can lead to pituitary infarction, resulting in hypopituitarism and potentially a medical emergency if adrenal insufficiency arises.

Severe infections, like meningitis, can affect the pituitary, leading to potential hormone deficiencies.

Risk of impaired pituitary function, possibly causing deficiencies in growth hormone, ACTH, TSH, LH, and FSH over time.

May lead to congenital defects in pituitary development, resulting in hypopituitarism evident from birth or early childhood.

May lead to reduced or absent hormone secretion due to the pituitary gland being compressed or flattened.

Excessive iron deposition can lead to pituitary damage, causing hypopituitarism with symptoms like reduced libido and energy levels.