I think Odette may have meant 1 in 500. It's definitely not 1 in 5. Do a few web searches to get a feel for the approximate ratio.
I think Odette may have meant 1 in 500. It's definitely not 1 in 5. Do a few web searches to get a feel for the approximate ratio.
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your right Slyder it's not that common as 1 in 5, I need to pay attention a bit more when I'm reading hee,hee
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sorry missed a few zeros
yep one in 500- which is still pretty common- sorry late nights grr
its a totally livable syndrome that for most people doesn't stop them living normal heathly lives- except for the reproductive side
its not herediatry but apparaently happens when the mother is around 10 - 12 weeks pg the chromosone just attach an xtra chomosome onto them- just one of those things.
technology and new testosterone therapy is also helping these boys/men
odette
Last edited by diva det; March 2nd, 2008 at 12:10 AM.
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definatley not hereditary, just one of those things, as Odette says.
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