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Possible Indicators of Turner Syndrome:
Average height untreated 4’8”
Ovarian failure and infertility
Heart abnormalities
Hearing loss and infections
Kidney issues and Infections
Type II Diabetes
Lymphedema
Hypertension
Hypothyroidism
Pigmented moles
Drooping eyes and cataracts
                                                         
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Wide short neck
Low set ears and hairline
Broad shield chest
Scoliosis
Overweight
Osteoporosis
High arched palate
Dental problems
Upturned fingernails
Educational difficulties
Social issues and anxiety 

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“Through the use of fun and interactive events such as the holiday event and marathons, people are engaged while they learn about the prevalence of Turner Syndrome and are called upon to advocate more developments and aid. It didn't take long for me to realize just how important the foundation was to the thousands of people who are affected by this disorder, whether knowingly or not. I hope other people can learn not only to appreciate the blessings of their own lives, but to help others affected by Turner Syndrome to achieve the blessings they deserve.” L. Trachtenberg


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