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Which are the symptoms of Klinefelter Syndrome?
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You can escape testicular cancer and osteoporosis if You do TRT - testosterone replacement therapy.
Posted Mar 4, 2017 by Alexandru 1000
The worst symptoms you can experience are apathy and a strong sensation of no power.
Posted Apr 21, 2017 by Fabrizio 370
Younger ages need comprehensive evaluation. Typically will benefit from speech and physical therapy. Teens may need testosterone therapy to help with puberty. Psychological counseling can also be important. Adults should consider routine testosterone replacement therapy and may need help with vocational options.
Posted May 6, 2017 by Gary 1100
shaking arms and hands, memory lost, shots
Posted Jun 11, 2017 by Amy 1600
Learning disability, is the inability of the brain to process what is being said as one is writing notes. As an example: (1) When an instructor/ teacher is giving a lecture and I would write a note what the instructor said would not be remember. (2) In a classroom I had a teacher who would not write the homework assignment on the board, she would only speak it. So I would only get 1, 3 and 5 as my brain couldn't remember number 2 or 4. Since the United States teaching model is set on memorizing all that is said by the instructor, I was labeled as lazy or not caring to learn. Aging - My body stopped aging at puberty. I appeared to be 14 to 16 years old until I started on testosterone replacement therapy at 32 years old, when diagnosed. Learned how to get around the learning issues but nobody would hire me for a good job as I looked so young. A milder symptom would be lack of upper body strength. Mental health issues I experienced went away once I was diagnosed and got on TRT as well as understanding how the Syndrome manifested itself ie learning issues, aging and muscle strength issues.
Posted Aug 18, 2017 by Stephen 2000
helpfulness, language deficiencies, Irritability, moody, low muscle mass, feminine hips, gynecomastia, memory loss, deficiency in communicating ideas and emotions, indecisiveness, poor decision making skills
Posted Mar 4, 2018 by Adrian 1600
To answer this question, you first have to specify the age of the person in question.
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New-born and small boys MAY have: A small penis, weak muscles, speech and language issues, learning and reading disabilities, lacking social abilities, lacking knowledge of how to behave with other children.
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Young teenage boys MAY ALSO have - BEFORE TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THREATMENT (TRT):
Small firm testes, enlarged breast (gynecomastia), long legs and short upper body, may be taller than most his age, less muscle mass, delayed puberty and sparse beard and pubic hair.
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Adult men MAY ALSO have - BEFORE (TRT):
Low T-Hormone levels, infertility because a lack of semen cells, reduced ability to have sexual intercourse due to low T-Hormone levels, erectile dysfunction (trouble to maintain an erection), cognitive difficulties regarding planning and fulfilling an assignment, obesity - especially on the stomach.
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New-born and small boys MAY have: A small penis, weak muscles, speech and language issues, learning and reading disabilities, lacking social abilities, lacking knowledge of how to behave with other children.
2.
Young teenage boys MAY ALSO have - BEFORE TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THREATMENT (TRT):
Small firm testes, enlarged breast (gynecomastia), long legs and short upper body, may be taller than most his age, less muscle mass, delayed puberty and sparse beard and pubic hair.
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Adult men MAY ALSO have - BEFORE (TRT):
Low T-Hormone levels, infertility because a lack of semen cells, reduced ability to have sexual intercourse due to low T-Hormone levels, erectile dysfunction (trouble to maintain an erection), cognitive difficulties regarding planning and fulfilling an assignment, obesity - especially on the stomach.
Posted Oct 15, 2019 by Klinefelter Foreningen i Danmark - www.klinefelter.dk 340
