Important Statistics About Turner Syndrome
Turner Syndrome (TS) affects approximately 1 in every 2,000- 2,500 female births worldwide
An estimated 1-2% of all pregnancies are affected by TS, but ip to 99% result in miscarriage, making awareness and research critical
More than 500,000 individuals worldwide are living with TS
Many individuals are not diagnosed until late childhood or adolecence delaying access to essential medical care
Up to 50% of indivudals with TS have a congenital heart condition
Kidney differences occur in apporximaegtly 30-40% of individuals with TS
Hearing loss affects up to 60% of individuals over their lifetime
Nearly all individuals with TS experience ovarian insufficiency impacging puberty and fertility
With proper medical care and support, individuals with TS can live full, healthy, and meaningful lives
These statistics highlight the importance of early diagnosis, medical monitoring, research, and community support