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- 1. My doctor told me I have Kallmann's syndrome. What does this mean ?
- 2. When was Kallmann's syndrome first discovered ?
- 3. What does an endocrinologist do?
- 4. I have heard of "hormones" before, but what are they ?
- 5. What and where are my hypothalamus and pituitary gland ?
- 6. What happens during normal puberty ?
- 7. As a teenager, I didn't go through puberty at all. Why ?
- 8. How good are my chances of becoming a parent ?
- 9. Why did my doctor ask me whether or not I had a sense of smell ?
- 10. Why don't I have a sense of smell ?
- 11. What has my absent sense of smell got to do with absent puberty ?
- 12. Others have said that I have long arms and legs. Can this be true ?
- 13. Will I develop 'brittle bone disease' ?
- 14. What other characteristics of Kallmann's syndrome are there ?
- 15. What is the difference between Kallmann syndrome and Klinefelter syndrome ?
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Information on this site is provided by people with personal experience of Kallmann's syndrome. Symptoms and appropriate treatments are different for different people. You should not treat anything on this site as a substitute for advice from a trained medical professional.
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