Escamilla-Lisser syndrome: Hypothyroidism in adults where external signs may be few or absent but serious problems can occur internally. Some of the problems includes weakened muscles in the heart, intestines and bladder. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Escamilla-Lisser syndrome is available below.
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