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    What specialist should I see for suspected Klinefelters Syndrome ?

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    Congenital & Genetic Conditions Klinefelter Syndrome
    I am an adult and have recently had a scrotal ultrasound that revealed that my right testicle has a volume of 4.6ml and the left 6.9ml. My GP seemed unconcerned but upon further investigation I have learnt that this volume is very low and could indicate Klinefelter syndrome.

    A sperm analysis a few years ago revealed that I could probably not father a child due to the viability of the sperm. Other indicators: low testosterone, social phobia, depression, slight gynaecomastia, arm span greater than height, varicose and spider veins, low libido.

    Are my concerns justified ? Any feedback in this regard would be appreciated.Thank you.
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    Good Endocrinologist.

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