Normal people inherit two sexapil chromosomes, but, with Turner syndrome have only one sexapil chromosome. People who suffer from this condition have a short turnout, but these people still exist and have a good chance of making something great in life. For more information on Turner, read on. syndrome and celebrities with Turner syndrome Who did not let this condition get in the way of greatness.
What is Turner Syndrome?
This condition occurs in women and only occurs when the X chromosome is completely or partially missing. The syndrome It can cause many developmental problems. and medical That amount of problems stand up temporarily, heart defects, infertility, social acclimation problems, certain learning disabilities. Not starting puberty is another common sign. Puberty may be delayed because the ovaries are not developing properly due to Turner’s disease. syndrome This condition does not affect the heart, but women with Turner syndrome Usually has hands turn light, short voiced neck, repeated lower jaw at the back of the neck, and low pedigree trails increase.
Turnery syndrome Can be diagnosed prenatally, at birth, or during baby’s time. Some young girls feel nonsense signs only at young adult age and this leads to delayed diagnosis. This is fundamental for girls with Turner syndrome to receive ongoing medical Concerns. Consistent care and systematic testing has every opportunity to help most women lead relatively independent and healthy lives.
Celebrities with Turner Syndrome
As mentioned earlier, because this condition does not affect the way someone thinks, it allows many celebrities with Turner syndrome who have truly impacted the lives of other people in different ways.
1. the Hollywood actress Linda Hunt.
If you have seen the famous CSB series “NCIS: Los Angeles,” you probably already recognize Lydia Susannah Hunter. With the songs on the list. of celebrities with Turner syndrome Popeze began her career as an artist, but made her debut in Hollywood with She appeared in the film version of Popeye. She has won 13 awards: the 2012 Teen Choice Award and the 1984 Academy Award for Best Actress 2 intention.
2. the South American gymnast Marlowe
Missy Marlowe is still considered one of the celebrities with Turner syndrome She has accomplished great things in life. She participated in rhythmic gymnastics and was part of the U.S. team that participated in the Pan American Games in Indianapolis. She was named to the Bichampion team and won many awards, defeating Sabrina Mar and others. The world champion gymnastics title was one of her more standout performances. She is now retired and is considered a supporter of the Turner Syndrome Association.
3. dr. katherine ward melber
Dr. Katherine Ward Melber a medical Dr. Gene, and once from many celebrities with Turner syndrome Paulmeer was then 16 years old has passed since she began genetics. She was diagnosed with with this condition when she was 7 years old – she is 1.80 m long. She has a medical license from the state of OH and her own license from South American Board of Pediatrics, South American Board or Medical Genetics.
Due to her own condition, she has not had the opportunity to better herself, but she found motherhood by adopting Zoya, a 4 year old girl from China who still has the same enormous insecurities. The future, among other things, is certainly variegated! Zoe with Hormones increase treatment and other healing options are more easily accessible.
4. the Scottish actress Janet Kreit.
Turner syndrome Janet Crankie did not increase more than 4 feet and 5 inches, but massive insecurity has not given her the opportunity to one of the most popular celebrities with Turner syndrome Being a polebone in Scotland in 1947, she is a famous actress, known for her own concerts in Krankies Klub (1982), Krankies Electronik Komik (1985), and TV’s Funny Music Moments (2008). She was married in 1969. She is currently a preemie and was rushed to the hospital after experiencing a tragedy on stage in 2004. She was still able to appear in a video for the charity organization Comic Delift. with Her husband Ian died in 2007.
How Does Turner Syndrome Occur?
A girl receives 1 x chromosome from her founder and 1 x chromosome from her mother, but may be missing a 1 x chromosome, which leads to a condition called Turner syndrome. syndrome Anchor field condition is caused by an ambiguity that occurs when the Cheta X chromosome is not shared during sperm formation. The sperm in question with The X chromosome still cannot unite. with Egg forming embryo with only X chromosome. Even when the embryo expands and cells share, the X chromosome is not present.
This chromosome abnormality is quite difficult for the woman to pass on from the guardian to the child. with Turner syndrome to get everyone. Approximately 20% of Turner patients are affected with the 2 x X chromosome. syndrome However, one of these chromosomes is defective and is often located in the form of a ring. However, up to 30% of women. with This condition has a 1 x chromosome, which is completely absent in some cells. These girls have both chromosomes and therefore show fewer signs.
How is Turner syndrome treated?
The best way to cure this condition is hormone replacement therapy; teenage girls usually receive hormones to enhance their personality – they are also likely to take small amounts of androgens to gain muscle and hair growth. Some patients still want to sustain estrogen. This is considered an important female hormone for becoming sexy.
Very few women with While this condition can worsen without the use of fertility treatments, almost all conditions often feel even more problematic with ovarian infertility in early adulthood. Women with Women with this condition have the highest risk pregnancies, so it is essential that women cooperate with with their doctors if they want to conceive.
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