If you want these things to be called political to help your cause don't be surprised when they are used politically against you also.

Huh? This just comes off as silly. Oxford defines political as

relating to the government or the public affairs of a country; relating to the ideas or strategies of a particular party or group in politics: a decision taken for purely political reasons.

Synonyms for political:

governmental, government, local government, ministerial, parliamentary, party political, diplomatic, legislative, policy-making, constitutional, public, civic, state, administrative, bureaucratic

If you think that health issues and health care are not political, it suggests you really don't know much about how the world works or the history of these matters.

The establishment of universal state health care systems such as the UK's NHS after WW2 was 100% political, the result of political campaigning and the political process. US programs like Medicare, Medicaid, WIC, CHIP, Obamacare/the ACA were set up by politicians in response to political lobbying and pressures. The single most powerful political lobby in the USA today isn't weapons manufacturers and the military industrial complex, it's the health care industry and associated groups (medicine, Big Pharma, insurance, AARP).

"Medicare for all" is a political rallying cry and campaign promise that, thanks to Bernie Sanders, has a basic tenet of many US Democratic politicians' political platforms.

The fight to get abortion legalized in the US was very much political. So was the campaign that women of my generation mounted to convince unions, employers, insurance providers, legislators and government regulators that private health insurance plans and public ones such as Medicaid and Medicare should cover basic women's health care services like Pap smears and mammograms/breast cancer screening. This took decades of hard work and political jockeying.

And it's not all "ancient history" either: Only in 2015 did the US government finally decree that Medicare should cover Pap smears for Medicare recipients age 30-65 (Medicare isn't just for seniors; 16% of people on Medicare are people under age 65 with disabilities). What's more, in the US, legal loopholes allow for some health insurance entirely to exclude coverage for medical devices and drugs women use for birth control, and the medical procedures associated with them (such as diaphragm fittings and IUD insertions). Most plans that do cover medical birth control that women commonly rely on such as hormonal BC pills only pay for part of the cost. And of course, whereas in England, Wales and Scotland - and as of 2019, Northern Ireland too - abortion is provided free by the NHS, in the US women often have to pay all the costs of abortion themselves.

In Griftopia, Matt Taibbi gives an very vivid description of the fights, lobbying and backroom dealmaking that finally culminated in the ACA, aka Obamacare. What happened was as political and politicized as you can get. I highly recommend reading it; it's a great book and Taibbi is an excellent, incredibly astute reporter and thinker.

The trans craze "seducing our daughters" that Shrier details in her excellent book is inherently political. In the US and other countries, laws, rules, regulations and procedures have been put into place that remove standard medical ethical oversight and child safeguarding, with the result that large numbers of girls and young women in these places are having their bodies permanently altered by taking testosterone and puberty blockers and getting surgeries. In the US, girls are getting double mastectomies as early as age 13. Parents' rights to make medical decisions for their minor children are being removed. State child protection authorities in various US states (as well as in Canada, Australia and New Zealand) are investigating and sanctioning parents who are unwilling to socially and medically trans their children; some judges in the US and Canada have ruled that parents should lose custody if they don't "affirm" their children's cross-sex identities and put them on drugs that will leave the children permanently sterile and sexually dysfunctional.

Laws in the US,Canada and elsewhere have been put in place making it illegal for therapists to explore with patients why they wish to be the opposite sex. Legal bans on "gay conversion therapy" have been expanded so as to insure that many gay, lesbian and bisexual people will go trans. Coz "transitioning takes the gay away." Transition itself is the new gay conversion therapy; the only difference is it's been a politically correct new name.

Also, what's with the threatening tone of

If you want these things to be called political to help your cause don't be surprised when they are used politically against you also.

I have no idea what that is supposed to mean. Please do explain exactly what you mean. Thanks.

Finally which "cause" exactly do you mean? Many of us have many causes - and the politics intersects with, and affects, many of them at once.