Kline Felter Syndrome is a genetic disorder where males are born with an extra X chromosome, resulting in XXY sex chromosomes. It occurs due to a random error in the mother and father's sex cells when the baby is conceived. Signs include a taller and less muscular body type, broader hips, larger breasts, weaker bones, and smaller genitals. It can cause learning problems and issues with sexual development or infertility. While there is no cure, treatments can help address symptoms.

1. Kline Felter Syndrome.
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Kline Felter
Syndrome is a
genetic disorder that
gives an extra X so
he the person with it
will have sex
chromosomes that
are XXY in most
cases. In some cases
they have more than
2 X's.

2. Who it affects.
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Kline Felter
Syndrome only
affects males (XY).
Females (XX) can
not get it.

3. How it happens.
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Kline Felter
Syndrome is caused
by an error in the
mother's and father's
sex chromosomes
during cell division.

4. The signs.
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A taller less muscular body than
males there age.
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Broader hips and longer legs.
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Larger breast.
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Weaker bones.
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A lower energy level.
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Smaller penis and testicles
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Delay in puberty or go a parcel
amount.
Less facial and body hair
following puberty.

5. The affects.
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Causes problems
with learning and
sexual development.
It may give them
infertility.

6. About having babies.
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Some men with Kline
Felter Syndrome never
go through puberty so
they can't have babies.
There are no cures but
there are ways to
prevent it. Hormone
testing, chromosome
analysis, testosterone
replacement therapy,
physical therapy,
occupational therapy,
and speech therapy.

7. About having babies.
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Some men with Kline
Felter Syndrome never
go through puberty so
they can't have babies.
There are no cures but
there are ways to
prevent it. Hormone
testing, chromosome
analysis, testosterone
replacement therapy,
physical therapy,
occupational therapy,
and speech therapy.