Adiposogenital dystrophy history and symptoms

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The majority of patients with adiposogenital dystrophy present with Feminine obesity, [Growth retardation]] and retarded sexual development.

The majority of patients with adiposogenital dystrophy present with"Adiposogenital dystrophy | Psychology Wiki | Fandom".^[1]

Feminine obesity
Growth retardation and retarded sexual development, atrophy or hypoplasia of the gonads, and altered secondary sex characteristics,
headaches
mental retardation, problems with vision
polyuria, polydipsia.
Muscular hypotonia
Psychopathologic manifestations (submissiveness, overdependent attitudes, depression, weeping spells, infantile phobias, habit spasms, and compulsive manifestations).
Polyphagia
Hypogonadotropism.

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