Turners Syndrome

 

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Turner Syndrome is a rare genetic condition that only affects females and often diagnosed at birth, there is no cure currently though support is available that can help manage any symptoms.

Those with Turners syndrome are affected differently however almost everyone will be born smaller and will grow up to be shorter than average. Puberty will be affected, with underdeveloped ovaries and cause infertility. There's also a range of physical features, characteristics and health problems that can affect people with Turner Syndrome.

Whilst Turners Syndrome doesnt cause issues with intelligence, language or reading skills, but can cause some form of learning difficulties.

Turners Syndrome may be diagnosed in babies and children either during pregnancy if heart or kidney problems are found during routine ultrasound scans, At Birth or during childhood as symptoms of the condition become obvious/are noticed. A blood test can confirm the diagnosis.

Turners syndrome is a genetic condition that's caused by a missing or partially missing X Chromosome, It's rarely passed from parent to child though often happens by chance. It's not possible to prevent Turners Syndrome.

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