Hyperthyroidism w/choriocarcinoma - shared alpha subunit of FSH/LH/hCG/TSH

[loveoforganic2]

So I know choriocarcinoma can induce a state of hyperthyroidism. I'm mostly curious about other possible implications of the shared alpha subunit between these four hormones. Can hydatidiform moles induce hyperthyroidism? Does choriorcarcinoma also have an affect on stimulating LH/FSH receptors (potentially leading to high androgens/estrogens or some such)? Can primary hypothyroidism cause high enough TSH to stimulate other receptors?

TYIA

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[g8orlife]

So I know choriocarcinoma can induce a state of hyperthyroidism. I'm mostly curious about other possible implications of the shared alpha subunit between these four hormones. Can hydatidiform moles induce hyperthyroidism? Does choriorcarcinoma also have an affect on stimulating LH/FSH receptors (potentially leading to high androgens/estrogens or some such)? Can primary hypothyroidism cause high enough TSH to stimulate other receptors?

TYIA

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[loveoforganic2]

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[g8orlife]

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[loveoforganic2]

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np, just curious. Thanks again

 

[g8orlife]

So I know choriocarcinoma can induce a state of hyperthyroidism. I'm mostly curious about other possible implications of the shared alpha subunit between these four hormones. Can hydatidiform moles induce hyperthyroidism? Does choriorcarcinoma also have an affect on stimulating LH/FSH receptors (potentially leading to high androgens/estrogens or some such)? Can primary hypothyroidism cause high enough TSH to stimulate other receptors?

TYIA

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