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13-year-old girl got male organs in a week: Dad
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Re: 13-year-old girl got male organs in a week: Dad
This is where a person who specializes in ethnocultural studies and methodology would be needed. Personally just from reading, understanding a bit about the background of Saudi Arabia, and observing the picture, I can possibly hypothesize that a case of gender-identity disorder exists or maybe the individual is a hermaphrodite. In such a case, both the school and parents are to absolve social norms while trying to transition the individual to a more comfortable sexual identity stage. 
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Re: 13-year-old girl got male organs in a week: Dad
Wallahi waan naxay, but what the fuck is wrong with these Saudis, how can they publish the name and photo of the child like that?
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Re: 13-year-old girl got male organs in a week: Dad
Why are you and Mondey obsessed with Saudi Arabia? 
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Re: 13-year-old girl got male organs in a week: Dad
The same reason as to why you're the one to dedicate a topic to it.Enlightened~Sista wrote:Wallahi waan naxay, but what the fuck is wrong with these Saudis, how can they publish the name and photo of the child like that?
Attention.
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Re: 13-year-old girl got male organs in a week: Dad
Illaahay ha u sahlo oo ha u gargaaro miskiinta yarta ah.Enlightened~Sista wrote:
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Re: 13-year-old girl got male organs in a week: Dad
poor guy/girl !
revealing his identity will have an impact on his life in future.. its not easy to be labelled as the "girl turned into guy" every where u go.
revealing his identity will have an impact on his life in future.. its not easy to be labelled as the "girl turned into guy" every where u go.
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Re: 13-year-old girl got male organs in a week: Dad
blitzkrieg wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5-alpha-re ... deficiency
They've got it roughSigns
The condition affects only genetic males (that is, those with a Y-chromosome) because DHT has no known role in female development.[2]
Individuals with 5-ARD can have normal male external genitalia, ambiguous genitalia, or normal female genitalia. They are born with male gonads, including testicles and Wolffian structures, but usually have female primary sex characteristics. As a consequence, they are often raised as girls, but usually have a male gender identity.[3][4]
In general, individuals with 5-ARD are capable of producing viable sperm. In individuals with feminized or ambiguous genitalia, there is a tendency towards a macroclitoris or microphallus, and the urethra may attach to the phallus. This structure may be capable of ejaculations as well as erections, but may be insufficient for intercourse.
At puberty, individuals often have primary amenorrhoea and may experience virilization. This may include descending of the testes, hirsutism (facial/body hair considered normal in males - not to be confused with hypertrichosis), deepening of the voice, and enlargement of the clitoris. In adulthood, individuals do not experience male-pattern baldness.[1] As DHT is a far more potent androgen than testosterone alone, virilization in those lacking DHT may be absent or reduced compared to males with functional 5-ARD. It is hypothesized that rising testosterone levels at the start of puberty (around age twelve) are able to generate sufficient levels of DHT either by the action of 5α-reductase type I (active in the adult liver, non-genital skin and some brain areas) or through the expression of low levels of 5α-reductase type II in the testes.
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Infertility
There is an increased risk of cryptorchidism in 5-ARD, causing infertility, but also a higher risk of testicular cancer. Fertility is further compromised by the underdevelopment of seminal vesicles and prostate.
On the other hand, fertility depending on female characteristics is impossible; although the external genitalia may be female, the vagina consists of only the lower two-thirds of a normal vagina, creating a blind-ending vaginal pouch. Due to the normal action of Müllerian inhibiting factor produced by the testes in utero, individuals with 5-ARD lack a uterus and Fallopian tubes. Thus, individuals with 5-ARD are not able to carry a pregnancy, and, since they have testes and not ovaries, they are unable to create ova, which precludes such infertility treatments as surrogate motherhood.
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