^{Fabry disease in children}

Although GL-3 may begin accumulating even before birth, signs and symptoms of accumulation may not be evident until early to late childhood. Even then, these symptoms may be attributed to other diseases. Being aware of the types of symptoms children may experience can help lead to early recognition of the disease.

The chart below lists some common signs and symptoms of Fabry disease in children.

^{Fabry disease in adolescents}

Teenagers may experience additional signs and symptoms. Gastrointestinal problems, skin rash, and fatigue tend to become more common in adolescence.

^{Fabry disease in adults}

By the time a Fabry patient has reached adulthood, significant buildup of GL-3 in the cells may have occurred, and new signs and symptoms related to organ damage may appear.

The figure below highlights many of the signs and symptoms that adults with Fabry may experience.