Yes, you have many of the signs. Finding out now would be a good idea.
There are disorders (mostly autoimmune) more common in Klinefelter's males. Once you have this identified, you can then get prompt diagnosis later if any of those autoimmune diseases spring up.
There are many degrees of Klinefelter's depending on how many cells are affected.
You might be able to find a doctor who treats other Klinefelter patients in your area too.
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