What is Turner Syndrome?

Turner syndrome is a genetic condition affecting girls, caused by a missing or altered X chromosome. It is not inherited and occurs randomly. Common symptoms include short stature and ovary dysfunction, with diagnosis often occurring at puberty. Treatment involves hormone therapy and growth hormone injections. Despite infertility, girls can have children through IVF. Regular checkups and specialist care are essential for managing the condition. The video explains the genetic cause, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options for Turner syndrome, emphasizing the importance of medical support for a healthy life.

What treatments are available for the main features of Turner syndrome?

What is the importance of routine checkups for individuals with Turner syndrome?