Ambiguous genitalia - Revision history

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	'''Ambiguous genitalia''' appear as a large [[clitoris]] or as a small penis.		'''Ambiguous genitalia''' appear as a large [[clitoris]] or as a small [[penis]].

	Male and female genitals typically include a phallus (the penis in males, [[clitoris]] in females) and the urethral opening. There is also labioscrotal tissue: the scrotum in males, the [[labia majora]] on females.		Male and female genitals typically include a phallus (the penis in males, [[clitoris]] in females) and the urethral opening. There is also labioscrotal tissue: the scrotum in males, the [[labia majora]] on females.
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	Variations in the amount of testosterone or the fetal reaction to it during the development of the genitals may cause male genitals to be underdeveloped or feminized, or female genitals to become masculinized with what is known as a "hypertrophic" [[clitoris]] or [[clitoromegaly]].		Variations in the amount of testosterone or the fetal reaction to it during the development of the genitals may cause male genitals to be underdeveloped or feminized, or female genitals to become masculinized with what is known as a "hypertrophic" [[clitoris]] or [[clitoromegaly]].

	When the male genital is underdeveloped and the meatus is located on the ventral aspect of the penis, rather than the center of the glans, it is called hypospadiac. There are varying degrees with hypospadias, with the more severe ones presenting the urethral opening as a small cloacal opening that looks like a small vagina.		When the male genital is underdeveloped and the meatus is located on the ventral aspect of the penis, rather than the center of the glans, it is called hypospadiac. There are varying degrees with hypospadias, with the more severe ones presenting the urethral opening as a small cloacal opening that looks like a small [[vagina]].

	When the female genital is masculinized, the [[clitoris]] becomes enlarged looking like a small penis. The urethral opening may even migrate to the glans of the [[clitoris]]. In severe cases the vaginal opening may seal.		When the female genital is masculinized, the [[clitoris]] becomes enlarged looking like a small [[penis]]. The urethral opening may even migrate to the glans of the [[clitoris]]. In severe cases the vaginal opening may seal.

	The degree of virilization of genitalia can be described using the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prader_scale Prader scale] A similar scale is used to describe the degree of feminization of the genitals of children with XY chromosomes, the Quigley scale.		The degree of virilization of genitalia can be described using the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prader_scale Prader scale] A similar scale is used to describe the degree of feminization of the genitals of children with XY chromosomes, the Quigley scale.

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	'''Ambiguous genitalia''' appear as a large [[clitoris]] or as a small penis.		'''Ambiguous genitalia''' appear as a large [[clitoris]] or as a small penis.

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	{{SEEALSO}}		{{SEEALSO}}
	* [[Accord Alliance]]		* [[Accord Alliance]]
			* [[Genital normalization surgeries]]
	* [[Hermaphrodites with Attitude]]		* [[Hermaphrodites with Attitude]]
	* [[~~ISNA~~]]		* [[interACT]]
	* [[Intersex]]		* [[Intersex]]
	* [[Intersex traits]]		* [[Intersex traits]]
	* [[~~Genital normalization surgeries~~]]		* [[ISNA]]

	{{LINKS}}		{{LINKS}}
	* http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/07/should-we-fix-intersex-children/373536/		* http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/07/should-we-fix-intersex-children/373536/
	* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex_surgery		* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex_surgery
	* [https://interactadvocates.org/ InterAct]
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			* [[Accord Alliance]]
	* [[Hermaphrodites with Attitude]]		* [[Hermaphrodites with Attitude]]
	* [[ISNA]]		* [[ISNA]]
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	* http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/07/should-we-fix-intersex-children/373536/		* http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/07/should-we-fix-intersex-children/373536/
	* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex_surgery		* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex_surgery
	* [http://www.isna.org ISNA]
	* [http://www.accordalliance.org/ Accord Alliance]
	* [https://interactadvocates.org/ InterAct]		* [https://interactadvocates.org/ InterAct]
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	* [[Hermaphrodites with Attitude]]		* [[Hermaphrodites with Attitude]]
	* [[ISNA]]		* [[ISNA]]
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	* [[Intersex traits]]		* [[Intersex traits]]
	* [[Genital normalization surgeries]]		* [[Genital normalization surgeries]]


	{{LINKS}}		{{LINKS}}

	* http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/07/should-we-fix-intersex-children/373536/		* http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/07/should-we-fix-intersex-children/373536/
	* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex_surgery		* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex_surgery
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	* [http://www.accordalliance.org/ Accord Alliance]		* [http://www.accordalliance.org/ Accord Alliance]
	* [https://interactadvocates.org/ InterAct]		* [https://interactadvocates.org/ InterAct]


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	'''Ambiguous genitalia''' appear as a large [[clitoris]] or as a small penis.		'''Ambiguous genitalia''' appear as a large [[clitoris]] or as a small penis.

	Male and female genitals typically include a phallus (the penis in males, [[clitoris]] in females) and the urethral opening. There is also labioscrotal tissue: the scrotum in males, the labia majora on females.		Male and female genitals typically include a phallus (the penis in males, [[clitoris]] in females) and the urethral opening. There is also labioscrotal tissue: the scrotum in males, the [[labia majora]] on females.

	During fetal development, the genitals of males and females start from a common structure, and the amount of testosterone present at certain stage during the development causes this structure to follow one of two paths, to become typical male or female genitals.		During fetal development, the genitals of males and females start from a common structure, and the amount of testosterone present at certain stage during the development causes this structure to follow one of two paths, to become typical male or female genitals.

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	The urethral opening start outside the phallus, but during the masculinization process it migrates to the center of the glans, forming the meatus. During the development of the female, the urethral opening remains underneath the phallus ([[clitoris]]), inside the vaginal opening.		The urethral opening start outside the phallus, but during the masculinization process it migrates to the center of the glans, forming the meatus. During the development of the female, the urethral opening remains underneath the phallus ([[clitoris]]), inside the vaginal opening.

	Variations in the amount of testosterone or the fetal reaction to it during the development of the genitals may cause male genitals to be underdeveloped or feminized, or female genitals to become masculinized with what is known as a "hypertrophic" [[clitoris]] or clitoromegaly.		Variations in the amount of testosterone or the fetal reaction to it during the development of the genitals may cause male genitals to be underdeveloped or feminized, or female genitals to become masculinized with what is known as a "hypertrophic" [[clitoris]] or [[clitoromegaly]].

	When the male genital is underdeveloped and the meatus is located on the ventral aspect of the penis, rather than the center of the glans, it is called hypospadiac. There are varying degrees with hypospadias, with the more severe ones presenting the urethral opening as a small cloacal opening that looks like a small vagina.		When the male genital is underdeveloped and the meatus is located on the ventral aspect of the penis, rather than the center of the glans, it is called hypospadiac. There are varying degrees with hypospadias, with the more severe ones presenting the urethral opening as a small cloacal opening that looks like a small vagina.

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	'''Ambiguous genitalia''' appear as a large clitoris or as a small penis.		'''Ambiguous genitalia''' appear as a large [[clitoris]] or as a small penis.

	Male and female genitals typically include a phallus (the penis in males, clitoris in females) and the urethral opening. There is also labioscrotal tissue: the scrotum in males, the labia majora on females.		Male and female genitals typically include a phallus (the penis in males, [[clitoris]] in females) and the urethral opening. There is also labioscrotal tissue: the scrotum in males, the labia majora on females.

	During fetal development, the genitals of males and females start from a common structure, and the amount of testosterone present at certain stage during the development causes this structure to follow one of two paths, to become typical male or female genitals.		During fetal development, the genitals of males and females start from a common structure, and the amount of testosterone present at certain stage during the development causes this structure to follow one of two paths, to become typical male or female genitals.

	The urethral opening start outside the phallus, but during the masculinization process it migrates to the center of the glans, forming the meatus. During the development of the female, the urethral opening remains underneath the phallus (clitoris), inside the vaginal opening.		The urethral opening start outside the phallus, but during the masculinization process it migrates to the center of the glans, forming the meatus. During the development of the female, the urethral opening remains underneath the phallus ([[clitoris]]), inside the vaginal opening.

	Variations in the amount of testosterone or the fetal reaction to it during the development of the genitals may cause male genitals to be underdeveloped or feminized, or female genitals to become masculinized with what is known as a "hypertrophic" clitoris or clitoromegaly.		Variations in the amount of testosterone or the fetal reaction to it during the development of the genitals may cause male genitals to be underdeveloped or feminized, or female genitals to become masculinized with what is known as a "hypertrophic" [[clitoris]] or clitoromegaly.

	When the male genital is underdeveloped and the meatus is located on the ventral aspect of the penis, rather than the center of the glans, it is called hypospadiac. There are varying degrees with hypospadias, with the more severe ones presenting the urethral opening as a small cloacal opening that looks like a small vagina.		When the male genital is underdeveloped and the meatus is located on the ventral aspect of the penis, rather than the center of the glans, it is called hypospadiac. There are varying degrees with hypospadias, with the more severe ones presenting the urethral opening as a small cloacal opening that looks like a small vagina.

	When the female genital is masculinized, the clitoris becomes enlarged looking like a small penis. The urethral opening may even migrate to the glans of the clitoris. In severe cases the vaginal opening may seal.		When the female genital is masculinized, the [[clitoris]] becomes enlarged looking like a small penis. The urethral opening may even migrate to the glans of the [[clitoris]]. In severe cases the vaginal opening may seal.

	The degree of virilization of genitalia can be described using the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prader_scale Prader scale] A similar scale is used to describe the degree of feminization of the genitals of children with XY chromosomes, the Quigley scale.		The degree of virilization of genitalia can be described using the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prader_scale Prader scale] A similar scale is used to describe the degree of feminization of the genitals of children with XY chromosomes, the Quigley scale.

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 * [[Hermaphrodites with Attitude]]
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 * [http://www.isna.org ISNA]
 * [http://www.accordalliance.org/ Accord Alliance]
 * [https://interactadvocates.org/ InterAct]

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	* [https://interactadvocates.org/ InterAct]		* [https://interactadvocates.org/ InterAct]

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	{{SEEALSO}}		{{SEEALSO}}

			* [[Hermaphrodites with Attitude]]

	* [[ISNA]]		* [[ISNA]]