Turner Syndrome, What happens when they reach the age of 25? - turner syndrome more condition_symptoms
I have a sister at the age of 17, the Turner syndrome. Thanks to hormone therapy for about 4 years. When they reach young people, she began to have problems with the kidneys, and is now vulnerable to diabetes. About TS girls have when they reach the age of 25 years to achieve? Is it true that experience has also premature skin aging?
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Turner Syndrome More Condition_symptoms Turner Syndrome, What Happens When They Reach The Age Of 25?
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No, I'm not aware of any connection between premature aging, as such, and Turner. There are medical problems that need to be aware, though, as matters of the heart and the propensity to diabetes, which you mentioned. If you went to say "by the hormone, estrogen and growth hormone do you mean? When she 17, is probably as old as her growth stopped, but it should still be in the estrogen-replacement therapy of progesterone. HRT considered to be appropriate for an adult is very important for women with TS, and the course is that women should remain on hormone replacement therapy with TS and 50 or more, the age at natural menopause. There is much to fight osteoporosis and other issues. I do not know why du 25 elected, but nothing special that happens "," women with TS age or on grounds of age, they need to ensure only in their adult life, medical problems, which occur consciously, with the ST and that they receive good medical care by a physician who is familiar with the disease. TTurner Syndrome Society of the United States is an excellent resource for tracking the latest medical research on TS - http://www.turnersyndrome.org.
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