Hi, Thanks for your query. I can appreciate your concerns. In fact, your daughter has a condition called mosaic turner syndrome. One of the most obvious signs of mosaic Turner syndrome is short stature, which is usually noticed after age 3 . The injection of growth hormones is usually started during early childhood, or as soon as the condition is diagnosed. Another symptom that is shared among nearly all women affected by this condition is a lack of sexual changes during puberty. For instance, the breasts do not usually grow at puberty as they should, and menstrual periods may be absent or irregular. Estrogen replacement therapy may be offered to start breast development and induce periods to begin after puberty. She needs to see an endocrinologist to start homone therapy as soon as possible. Hope I have answered your query to your satisfaction. Best wishes.