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A 45-year-old female asked about a 16-year-old female:

Daughters suspected of having turner's syndrome. apart from no breasts and missing periods no other symptoms. is this possible? genetic tests done.

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Dr. Steven Neish
Pediatrics - Cardiology 40 years experience
Yes: There is wide variation in the presentation of turner syndrome. Turner syndrome is caused by the absence of one x chromosome. Sometimes, a person can have mosaicism, which means that the x chromosome is only missing from some chromosomes, not all. People with mosaicism tend to have more subtle presentations. The answer should come from the karyotype (chromosome analysis.).
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Dr. Johanna Fricke
Pediatrics - Developmental and Behavioral 52 years experience
If the genetic test: Shows that your daughter has turner syndrome, she will need to see a variety of medical subpecialists, as well as those she sees for crohn's disease. She may benefit from therapy for self-esteem issues. If she struggles in math, she may benefit from school testing ; accomodations. I found no ts support group in sweden, but http://www.Turnersyndrome.Org has facts ; resources if you need them.
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