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Detection
Klinefelter's can be detected before birth by amniocentesis or chorionic villus sampling (CVS). A blood test called a karyotype can also test the chromosomal composition to see if the male has Klinefelter's. Other hormone tests or semen analysis can be done also.
Symptoms
-low testosterone levels -sparse pubic, facial, and body hair -underdeveloped muscles
-enlarged breasts
-taller than usual
-long, thin arms
-narrow shoulders
-wide hips
Treatment or Cure
Only known treatment at this time is testosterone dosages.
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