Klinefelter's Syndrome Association (UK), links back to home page.  Associated words: Klinefelter XXY 47(XXY)

Klinefelter's Syndrome
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Charity Number 1058319 (Keywords: XXY, 47XXY Klinefelter)


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Medical Page (Unfinished)

This page links to a range of technical and medical information.  It is intended as a technical resource for journal publications, current research and pharmaceutical data.

Bone density monitoring (BDM)

Bone density is a well documented measure of development that is particularly suited to KS boys and men as a marker for a range of treatments.  This article explores the role of BDM from a KS viewpoint.  Awaiting completion...

Testosterone

There is a daunting range of testosterone treatments available and deep running conflicts as to be best time to begin treatment.  More details...

Osteoporosis

An important consideration for all those with KS, particularly those who begin their testosterone treatments later in life.  Help, information, links and diets are explored.  More details...

Similarities

Many youngsters with Klinefelter's Syndrome also have some traits similar to Asperger's Syndrome (missing social cues, preoccupations, reliance on routine etc.).  Recently doctors have had great success with the use of Fluoxetine (Prozac) as a means of releasing the inner person.  This & the work of Tony Attwood are explored here.  More details...

Fertility

Of great concern to couples with KS is the issue of potential fertility.  The KSA plans to offer a range of resources across the discussion range to enable you to be better informed at the time this issue becomes important to you.  It is our aim to, where possible, keep the site appropriate to all ranges of enquirers, if you feel this section should be password protected please  let us know.  More details...

Heart Health

Men with KS may be at increased risk of heart disease, angina and heart attack if they fail to keep up their testosterone supplements.  We are searching for readable articles on this topic as a matter of some urgency.  Members are encouraged to submit articles they find.  More details...

 

 
 
 
 
 

All information on this site is correct to the best of our knowledge, however the KSA (UK) recommends that you verify all facts before acting upon them.  Medical treatment and advice should always be confirmed by your GP, consultant or family doctor.

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