Medical & educational symptoms to watch for when receiving a diagnosis of Klinefelter Syndrome or one of its related variants.
This section outlines many of the possible symptoms associated with Klinefelter Syndrome, a spectrum disorder. Klinefelter Syndrome, or XXY, is a condition that occurs in 1 in 500 live male births. This condition has many possible symptoms. Everyone with this condition is unique and does not generally have the same symptoms or to the same degree. Each of the below-linked pages lists symptoms that potentially will assist your doctor in diagnosing you or your son with this condition. These symptoms can help you further identify with this genetic condition.
The educational and additional information may assist your son’s educators in assessing and determining appropriate ways to support his learning. Again, Klinefelter Syndrome is a spectrum disorder; several of these symptoms may or may not occur with your child.
If you happen to have any symptoms that you think should be included on one of the pages but are not currently listed, please email me. Many of these symptoms can be associated with various other conditions. This is why diagnosing Klinefelter Syndrome or XXY is so tricky. Some males are not diagnosed for many years, if at all. This information is designed to assist in the diagnosis of the condition.
- 47xxy Snapshot
- Positives of Having Klinefelter Syndrome
- Possible Educational Symptoms Associated with Klinefelter Syndrome
- Possible Symptoms of Klinefelter Syndrome for any Age Group
- Sample Behavior Support Plan
