Table 2.

Autoimmune disorders among patients with Good syndrome (N = 24).

Autoimmune disorders	Frequency, N (%)
Hypothyroidism	3 (13)
Myasthenia gravis	3 (13)
Lichen planus	3 (13)
Asthma	1 (4)
Urticaria	1 (4)
CIDP	1 (4)
Sjogren’s syndrome	1 (4)
Celiac disease	1 (4)
Auto-immune enteropathy	1 (4)
Chronic otitis externa	1 (4)
Fisher–Evans syndrome	1 (4)
Pernicious anemia	1 (4)
Arthritis	1 (4)
Myopathy	1 (4)

CIDP chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (rare and progressive autoimmune neurological disorder characterized by progressive weakness and impaired sensory function in the legs and arms).

Fisher–Evans Syndrome is characterized by the concomitant occurrence of autoimmune hemolytic anemia and immune thrombocytopenic purpura with a positive direct anti-human globulin test.

Lichen planus, chronic autoinflammatory disorder that most often affects middle-aged adults, involving both the skin and mucous membranes.