Males with Klinefelter syndrome should see a geneticist or a genetic counselor. A genetic counselor can help to further explain Klinefelter syndrome and answer any questions you have. Genetics professional can also help you make the appropriate next referrals. Through the National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC) website, you can find a genetic counselor in your area. Other necessary specialists will be dependent on what symptoms a child has, but may include a multidisciplinary team composed of endocrinologists, behavioral therapists, and speech therapists.
Other Questions About Klinefelter syndrome
- Will my child be less severely affected if they have mosaic Klinefelter syndrome?
- Where do I find other families with a child with Klinefelter syndrome?
- Where can I find helpful resources for my patients with Klinefelter syndrome?
- What treatments are available for the hormone imbalances in Klinefelter syndrome?
- What specialists do people with Klinefelter syndrome need to see?
