Along with genetic predisposition, the condition is associated with lifestyle factors such as excess body fat and lack of exercise.
The condition is associated with low self-esteem and a lack of self-confidence.
Rarely, the condition is associated with the presence in the mother of a tumour of the ovary or adrenal gland.
This condition is associated with inconsistent parenting and lax monitoring of children — which, in turn, is associated with child behavioral disorders.
This condition is associated with an increased frequency of minor voiding disturbances, of urinary-tract abnormalities, and of symptomatic urinary infections in later life.
Results: The condition is associated with much unrecognised obstetric morbidity.
This rare condition is associated with high morbidity-mortality.
In other cases, the condition is associated with immunological disorders or, in familial cases, genetic keratinisation abnormalities similar to ichthyosis.
This condition is associated with bilateral hypo-pigmented chorioretinal "birdshot" lesions affecting the peripapillary and posterior region [1 3].
Acquired angioedema (AAE), a very rare condition is associated mainly with lymphoproliferative disorders and autoimmune diseases [10].
This condition is associated with mitochondrial failure and/or activation of alternative pathways for oxygen consumption [34, 43].
