What Are The Common Genetic Conditions?

Turner Syndrome

Turner syndrome appears to only affect females. This may be because it comes from issues with the X chromosome. This one seems to help determine gender. Specifically, patients may have a deformed or missing X chromosome. This syndrome does not appear to be inherited. It may not always present with symptoms. However, when it does, patients seem to have physical issues with development.

Common physical symptoms may include a webbed neck, low-set ears, and short height. Patients may also deal with heart defects and ovarian failure. The latter may mean that they cannot bear children. Intellectual symptoms seem to be rare. However, certain patients have issues with executive function tasks. The result may affect their ability to focus, stay motivated, and self-manage.

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