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María Fernanda Garrido Oyarzún1, Camil Castelo-Branco2
1a Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, Faculty of Medicine , Universidad de los Andes , Santiago , Chile and.
Abstract:
Turner syndrome and idiopathic congenital hypogonadism including Kallmann syndrome are conditions associated to a large number of widely known comorbidities that need a medical support forever. One of the characteristics shared by both conditions is the lack of sexual development that influencing the sexuality functioning and quality of life of the affected women. Few studies have been conducted to assess these topics, but they need to be considered in the treatment to all women with hypogonadism. This review on the major medical issues and psychological aspects, also focus in the present knowledge about sexual function and quality of life of women with Turner syndrome and idiopathic congenital hypogonadism, which aims to help in the comprehensive management of these patients.
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