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==Overview== | |||
==Natural History, Complications and Prognosis== | |||
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The main health risk, for both men and women, of untreated Kallmann Syndrome is [[osteoporosis]]. Therefore, regular bone density scans (every 2 years or so) are advisable, even if being treated with HRT. Additional medication specifically for osteoporosis is necessary in some cases. | The main health risk, for both men and women, of untreated Kallmann Syndrome is [[osteoporosis]]. Therefore, regular bone density scans (every 2 years or so) are advisable, even if being treated with HRT. Additional medication specifically for osteoporosis is necessary in some cases. | ||
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Overview
Natural History, Complications and Prognosis
Complications
The main health risk, for both men and women, of untreated Kallmann Syndrome is osteoporosis. Therefore, regular bone density scans (every 2 years or so) are advisable, even if being treated with HRT. Additional medication specifically for osteoporosis is necessary in some cases.