Turner Syndrome Center

Our team of pediatric experts help manage every facet of a patient’s care, providing access to pediatric specialists who can address every aspect of your child’s care.

Turner syndrome is a genetic condition that affects one in 2,000 female babies born each year. Girls with Turner syndrome may be born a normal size but may start to slip down the growth charts as they reach pre-school age and beyond. Puberty may also be delayed. Other symptoms may include:

• Puffy hands and feet.
• Upturned fingernails.
• A wide short neck and broad chest.
• Low set ears and hairline.
• Dental problems, such as a high arched palate.
• Hearing loss and ear infections.
• Heart abnormalities.
• Diabetes and hypothyroidism.