How Is Klinefelter Syndrome Treated?
Because
Klinefelter syndrome is a problem with the chromosomes, it cannot be cured. Therefore, treatments for Klinefelter syndrome focus on controlling the symptoms and features of the disease.
Options may include:
- Regular checkups and screenings
- Medications
- Surgery
- Counseling and support.
Treating Klinefelter Syndrome With Regular Checkups and Screenings
Men with Klinefelter syndrome are at increased risk for certain medical problems. These include:
Because of these medical conditions and their complications (such as
heart disease), a person with Klinefelter syndrome is at increased risk of premature death. Regular checkups help ensure that any changes in health are noted and treated, if needed. The doctor may also schedule certain screening tests to look for problems before certain
Klinefelter syndrome symptoms occur.