XYY Syndrome

During fertilization, the individual receives two chromosomes Y because of an aneuploidy of sperm. This causes the holder has behavioral characteristics that differ, though not present malformation.

The disease has a higher incidence in prisons and asylums, because it was proven that men with the syndrome are more aggressive.

Characteristics of XYY Syndrome

 -They are very tall and have an accelerated growth during childhood and adolescence;

-Possess a behavior associated with hyperactivity and are very distracted; also tend to be very aggressive;

- Too much testosterone in the body;

-They have difficulty relating emotionally and develop speech;

- There are problems with malformations and therefore often the disease is not diagnosed.

Treatments for XYY Syndrome

The treatment advised is done with psychologists, accompanying the development of the child to curb their aggression and help you interact with people emotionally closer, and having to use drugs in cases that present with hyperactive and deficit attention.