There is currently no known method of prevention for Turner syndrome. This disorder occurs randomly and is not inherited. Therefore, if a mother has the disorder, it does not necessarily mean that her daughters will as well.
If Turner syndrome is suspected during pregnancy, prenatal screening and diagnostic tests may be performed to determine if a mother's fetus has the disorder.
Patients with Turner syndrome should stay in close contact with a variety of medical specialists and are encouraged to undergo routine medical checkups and recommended screenings. Patients often need to undergo annual blood tests to check for signs of heart, kidney, and thyroid problems and other possible complications.