https://www.legit.ng/ask-legit/top/1591542-famous-people-klinefelter-syndrome-guessed/ 15 famous people with Klinefelter syndrome you would never have guessed Sunday, May 19, 2024 at 6:08 AM by Brian Oroo 7 min 1. Lili Elbe 2. Tom Cruise 3. Michael Phelps 4. George Washington 5. Jamie Lee Curtis 6. Floyd Mayweather Jr. 7. Richard Branson 8. Caster Semenya 9. Janet Mock 10. Tony Robbins 11. Veronique Francoise Caroline Renard 12. Renée Richards 13. Lauren Forster 14. Caroline Cossey 15. Charles Barkley
One of the most common physical traits is small testicles, usually the size of pistachios. Our bodies often produce little to no testosterone, which can delay puberty, chronic tiredness, brain fog, a lack of motivation, and low libido. Most men with XXY are sterile and can’t father their biological children. However, many of the men we met did not let that stop them from starting a family of their own. Common alternatives to starting a family include donor sperm with IUI or IVF, adoption, and micro-tese surgery.
The NIH further states that, “Klinefelter syndrome (47,XXY or KS), is a chromosomal condition which results from the presence of an extra X chromosome in cells.” The presence of the extra X chromosomes may affect a broad range of conditions characterized by challenges including, but not limited to, social skills, behavioral issues, infertility, hormone production, low muscle tone, problems with coordination, speech delays, learning disabilities and limited problem solving skills (executive functioning), gynecomastia, osteoporosis, anxiety and depression.
https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/wiq85c/is_pregnancy_between_the_ages_of_35_and_40_really/ 岁数大了再怀才是全方位变异危险大增。 楼上真是黑了心 The risk of chromosome abnormalities goes up every year older a women gets; there is not some magic jump from 34 to 35. This risk is due to the higher chance of nondisjunction, which can occur when splitting up the chromosomes in the egg, as a women ages. If nondisjunction occurs, the woman passes on either too many or too few chromosomes to the fetus (Down syndrome is an extra chromosome 21, while Turner syndrome is too few X chromosomes in a female). Just adding to this, nondisjunction can happen on lots of chromosomes, but many of them won’t thrive and spontaneously abort. You might just experience a heavy period, and you try again. We hear about chromosomes 21, 18, and sometimes 13, because those chromosome errors can still be compatible with life and be brought to term. Thanks for adding! Yeah, trisomy 16 and 22 are some of the most common in miscarriages. The risks of down syndrome go from 1 in 1,200 at age 25 to 1 in 30 at age 45. It''s about 1 and 100 at age 40. So it is a very real risk, especially as you get older, but it''s not like it''s a high probability. That being said, it''s not the only condition. There are other chromosomal anomalies that are much, much worse. They can do genetic testing pretty early on to see if your child will have a chromosomal anomaly. You can then decide if you want to abort and try again. Because it''s a problem at fertilization, you can always opt to use donor eggs instead.
All things you say are true. The overall chance of a successful pregnancy at some point is quite high regardless of age up through 39 or 40. The risks of serious problems are pretty constant from ages 20-35. After age 35, the risks start going up, even though the substantial majority of women will still end up with a healthy pregnancy. I will say that getting and staying pregnant can take a while for some people. Most women will conceive within 6 months and carry a healthy pregnancy. But at least 20% of women over 35 will have to wait longer because they will miscarry their first pregnancy, and have to wait a little or long for the body to flush out the miscarriage and be ready to conceive again. That wait is often 1.5-4 months. For example, say you're 36 when you start trying. Noone is particularly worried if you don't get pregnant in 6 months. So you may be 37 when you conceive. Then there's a 20% risk of miscarriage. If you miscarry, that's at least 1 1/2 months where you can't conceive a healthy pregnancy, but plausibly longer. Then you wait another 1-6 months until you successfully conceive again. You are 38 when you actually have the child. At which point if you want a second you have to do it all again pretty quickly, with increased risk of miscarriage. The point is, pregnancy is achievable for the vast majority of 35-40 year olds. It's just a long drawn out process for a substantial proportion, and the risk of serious issues with a given pregnancy are higher even though a substantial majority will be successful.
平时也没有在吃米其林啊
马上打飞滴回国， 至少质量有保障。 我的一个朋友也是查出基因病， 大月份流产， 最后还是恢复的不错。 别犹豫了。
孩子回国，跟大姑二姑奶奶合影。。奶奶个子不高，可大姑更矮。。老婆说原来真的大姑比奶奶低。。
大姑读初中在邻村，冬天没有照顾好，得了关节炎。冻得。结果长不高，隔了几十年后才不痛。哪有啥治疗。
二姑个子没有大问题，但是差点小时候死了。爸爸在外村做老师，妈妈一个人农田去干活还要照顾孩子。结果二姐耽误病了，睡不醒，整天咳嗽。。一会儿能吐一盆子痰。。以为她活不下来了。哪有基因的原因？！
我自己军训心肌炎，也没有查出来代谢病。直到我的孩子出了医疗事故后，才明显了。可是西雅图儿童医院调查我家情况后，决定谋杀孩子，不给诊断，化事故为挣钱。
女儿后来出事，没有身份，黄皮肤。圣地亚哥医院上来就活摘。看你就是偷渡的，随便摘器官。
穷在全世界和黄皮肤在美国都是大病，难道都不生了？！不是我家苦，世界上苦的人太多了，难道都自我了断？！
医生一点小的concern 就要流产不要一个小生命。你说说在美国你除了能控制自己孩子生死，你还能控制什么？！
这就是最悲惨的现实。
因为我们不强就觉得孩子苦，他可能稍微差一点点，基因上就要淘汰。那么医疗事故后呢，CPS 介入呢，美国政府说华人是间谍呢？
自己都了断了？！ .
6K足够回国手术住院加上修养了，还不需要担惊受怕
這種賭博，太危險了，大概率不好的呀
網上鍵盤俠上下嘴唇一吧嗒，都很輕鬆。养個有问题她的孩子，可是活生生一輩子的奉獻。
一直是这样的，十几年前我上学的时候在深蓝州的有天主教背景的学校，我同事多囊需要服用避孕药控制。保险公司每年都得要一封医生的信证明避孕药是医疗使用，不是为了避孕。有一年忘了给，保险就拒付了，同事打电话去argue，为啥男性ED伟哥可以cover女性避孕药就不行，保险公司说这是我们学校group保险的要求，是学校要求的，他们也无能为力。
24周大b超吧
15 famous people with Klinefelter syndrome you would never have guessed Sunday, May 19, 2024 at 6:08 AM by Brian Oroo 7 min
1. Lili Elbe 2. Tom Cruise 3. Michael Phelps 4. George Washington 5. Jamie Lee Curtis 6. Floyd Mayweather Jr. 7. Richard Branson 8. Caster Semenya 9. Janet Mock 10. Tony Robbins 11. Veronique Francoise Caroline Renard 12. Renée Richards 13. Lauren Forster 14. Caroline Cossey 15. Charles Barkley
一千那种可能是药流 25周胎儿好些生出来都能存活了 需要引产 目测比较贵
回国做预约，检查，再预约还不得三四星期。还做啥手术。而且医院到时候根本不做。
同意。说不定是个天才呢。又不是缺胳膊少腿，为啥不生。
27周相当于催产自然生产，楼主说的6k-20k算合理范围。
25周确实有点难啊，生下来也就活了吧。
这个基因physical 上没有任何异常，看上去和正常一样。就是看mental 上有没有影响。可能有影响，也可能没有。碰运气。
引产跟正常生孩子没区别了 6k大概率不够 南加州顺产生孩子 3万6
楼主你看看这个网站啊，xxy真的没什么大不了，很正常人无异，肯定是挺可爱的孩子。
ADHD, 肌肉无力，胸部肿大，发育延迟，不能生育
怎么能说没什么大不了？
已经生出来的当然就只能live with it，还没生的凭什么让人家搭上一辈子
你真的看了这个网站对这个病的介绍了吗？就在这个网站上，也还是承认了如下内容。
One of the most common physical traits is small testicles, usually the size of pistachios. Our bodies often produce little to no testosterone, which can delay puberty, chronic tiredness, brain fog, a lack of motivation, and low libido. Most men with XXY are sterile and can’t father their biological children. However, many of the men we met did not let that stop them from starting a family of their own. Common alternatives to starting a family include donor sperm with IUI or IVF, adoption, and micro-tese surgery.
The NIH further states that, “Klinefelter syndrome (47,XXY or KS), is a chromosomal condition which results from the presence of an extra X chromosome in cells.” The presence of the extra X chromosomes may affect a broad range of conditions characterized by challenges including, but not limited to, social skills, behavioral issues, infertility, hormone production, low muscle tone, problems with coordination, speech delays, learning disabilities and limited problem solving skills (executive functioning), gynecomastia, osteoporosis, anxiety and depression.
打针啊，但可以正常生活和start their own family啊
这些都不是必然的啊，多少人没有这个基因问题还被诊断出adhd、自闭等等，这个基因问题和t21和t18比起来很轻。我没有劝她生，不能再多考虑一下吗？毕竟是一条生命。
而楼主孩子是马赛克，谁给讲讲马赛克？我们当时医生说马赛克并不能确定孩子的基因就是xxy，只是说可能有些细胞测出来xxy, 大多数还是好的。
我猜测是测量不精确，取样有问题，或处理有问题。现在美国这么多年，我更相信是美国实验室故意给你计划生育的。反正它只给你一个可能，让你焦虑打胎。如果我没有记错，我家娃也是百分之三十mosaic ，我都怀疑是不是大部分都是百分之三十。。。
美国医疗太黑暗了，轻信这些还不被搞死？ 利弊明显 有病可能性极低 可是孩子妈妈肯定会老，孩子会更可能不健康。。
最可能的是，这个不要，将来的二胎生下来，美国儿医说你孩子有autism 呢？你还不后悔死，问题是美国医生是随便胡乱给autism 的诊断的。。
这个社会早已经变态了，随便信这些一生都完球了
你自己圣母，别拉着别人。他们可以再要健康的孩子。
不需要生一个JJ小到只有开心果那么大的儿子。亚裔男孩在美国，已经够难的了。
为啥孩子基因其实是正确的， 怎么测出来这个马赛克。。 方法是啥， 每一步骤是啥，，，， 为啥懂行的不讲讲？！
我记得这个测试是不可以确定孩子基因真的有变异的。
这些病可不是exclusive的，雪上加霜也不是没可能，人家考虑好了就不要动嘴皮子毫无负担的劝几句，反正你又不用付出什么
岁数大了再怀才是全方位变异危险大增。
楼上真是黑了心
The risk of chromosome abnormalities goes up every year older a women gets; there is not some magic jump from 34 to 35. This risk is due to the higher chance of nondisjunction, which can occur when splitting up the chromosomes in the egg, as a women ages. If nondisjunction occurs, the woman passes on either too many or too few chromosomes to the fetus (Down syndrome is an extra chromosome 21, while Turner syndrome is too few X chromosomes in a female).
Just adding to this, nondisjunction can happen on lots of chromosomes, but many of them won’t thrive and spontaneously abort. You might just experience a heavy period, and you try again. We hear about chromosomes 21, 18, and sometimes 13, because those chromosome errors can still be compatible with life and be brought to term. Thanks for adding! Yeah, trisomy 16 and 22 are some of the most common in miscarriages.
The risks of down syndrome go from 1 in 1,200 at age 25 to 1 in 30 at age 45. It''s about 1 and 100 at age 40. So it is a very real risk, especially as you get older, but it''s not like it''s a high probability. That being said, it''s not the only condition. There are other chromosomal anomalies that are much, much worse. They can do genetic testing pretty early on to see if your child will have a chromosomal anomaly. You can then decide if you want to abort and try again. Because it''s a problem at fertilization, you can always opt to use donor eggs instead.