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The doctor concludes that the patient is infertile due to Klineifelter syndrome. This person has absolutely no sperm in the semen, the amount of male sex hormones is at the same level as a baby.
The Nam Hoc Clinic, Hanoi Medical University Hospital, welcomes a 28-year-old male patient for a reproductive health examination. This person has 2 children, he said the reason for wanting to do the test is because when the DNA test is done, the children are not related to me.
By carefully exploiting the story, the patient shares that even though they have been married for 2 years, the number of times the couple is close to counting on their fingers alone.
The reason is that the patient’s “boy” is often “in a bad mood”, even when his wife stimulates, erections are difficult to maintain and he rarely ejaculates. A man’s semen volume is also usually very low.
Through examination, the doctor found that although the physical condition of the patient was suitable for the age of 28, the genitalia were as young as puberty: the small penis, the testicles on both sides the size was about 2 “peanuts” , the genitals are almost hairless.
The test results show that the patient has no sperm in the semen and that the amount of testosterone, the male sex hormone, is at the same level as that of a baby. Intensive test to detect patients with genetic Klineifelter disease.
The doctor concluded that the patient was infertile due to Klineifelter syndrome.
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This syndrome is a common genetic disorder in men and is usually not diagnosed until adulthood. About 1 in 1,000 people has Klineifelter syndrome. It is caused by an abnormality in the sex chromosome.
Normally, women have 46, XX chromosomes and men have 46, XY chromosomes. In Klineifelter syndrome, males will carry chromosomes 47, XXY. The excess X chromosome interferes with the normal development of men in the fetus and puberty.
Men with Klineifelter syndrome have some characteristics such as: delayed puberty or puberty; mental retardation, breast enlargement, lack of muscle growth, little or no body hair. In particular, the patient is almost unable to give birth naturally due to underdevelopment of the testes.
Doctors emphasize that about 20-30% of men lucky with Klinefelter can find some sperm when they perform microsurgery to find sperm in the testicles, thus performing in vitro fertilization.
Therefore, doctors encourage couples to have pre-nuptial reproductive health check-ups to detect genetic diseases.
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