A child with klinefelter’s syndrome

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Babies with Klinefelter’s syndrome typically have weak muscles, reduced strength, and quiet personalities. They also take longer to do things such as sit up, walk, crawl and even speak... compared to other children their age. Boys with Klinefelter’s syndrome might have some of all of these symptoms: a taller. Less muscular body.

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