Stewart has small testicles, a low level of testosterone, feminized body contours and is infertile. What is Stewart's most likely diagnosis?

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Stewart's symptoms of small testicles, low testosterone, and infertility suggest a diagnosis of Kleinfelter's syndrome, which is a chromosomal abnormality involving an extra X chromosome in males (XXY instead of XY). This can cause underdeveloped testicles and a lack of testosterone production, leading to feminized body contours and infertility. Triple X and congenital adrenal hyperplasia do not typically present with these symptoms, and hermaphroditism is a term typically reserved for ambiguous genitalia rather than solely hormonal imbalances.

Stewart Has Small Testicles, a Low Level of Testosterone, Feminized