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Differences in sex development are called masculinizing and feminizing. The reproductive parts of the genitals are not developed in the same way before birth in a group of conditions called DSDs.

People with CAH are born with a missing or not working enzyme. Chemical changes can be caused by the presence of enzymes.

The hormones from the building blocks of the adrenal glands are produced by the adrenal glands. The most common type of CAH has missing or not working "21-hydroxylase". The most frequent type of CAH is what we refer to.

At birth, male babies with CAH have a normal appearance. The appearance of your genitals don't usually change with the use of extra androgens.

Babies with CAH may have changes in their appearance. The labia, which are folds of skin, could be joined together to give them the appearance of a scrotum, for example.

The internal reproductive parts of boys and girls are unaffected by CAH.

Children with non classic CAH may not show signs until they are older.

Excess male hormones can cause symptoms in children and adults with CAH.

Some people have a more severe form of CAH. This happens when theidase is missing. People with this form of CAH are at risk.

Adrenal crisis can occur at any age and is a very serious condition.

There are signs of a crisis with the adrenals.

Doctors may do tests.

Treatment for people with CAH requires daily hormone replacement.

Lower androgen levels can be achieved by using hormones.

Parents can ask for surgery to make their daughter's genitals look better.

Not having the surgery is an option. This can be done when the girl is old enough to make her own decisions. Families should take their time to think about the options. Our team talks to parents about all the options.

Children with CAH have regular visits to an endocrinologist. An endocrinologist is a doctor who deals with hormonal conditions. The person prescribes medication to treat CAH and monitors the growth and hormone levels of the patients.

If a girl is born with genitalia that appears more masculine, she may see other doctors.

The internal and external reproductive parts of girls are treated by gypsies. The reproductive parts are outside.

The genitals and urinary tracts of boys and girls are treated by urologists. The urinary tract is the part of the body that excretes urine.

The DSD team includes physicians, psychologists, geneticists, genetic counselors, and social workers. At all stages of growth, we provide care and treatment that is tailored to each patient.

Our team helps patients and their families understand treatment options, answer questions, and address concerns, which may be related to emotions, behavior, development, or adjustment. Our team is able to offer support and advice. Patients and their families should have the best quality of life possible.