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Androgyny refers to a person who has both male and female reproductive characteristics. In medicine, it refers to the hermaphroditism of children, which is caused by abnormal differentiation during embryonic development. Generally speaking, according to the inconsistency of sex chromosome, chromatin, gonad and external genitalia, it can be divided into male pseudohermaphroditism, female pseudohermaphroditism and true hermaphroditism.

Extended data:

1, true hermaphroditism

Gonadal genitalia and sexual characteristics have male and female characteristics, that is, there are ovaries and testicles, or there are two kinds of gonad tissues in one gonad (also called ovum testis).

2. Male pseudohermaphroditism

It has testicular tissue, the sex chromosome is XY, the sex chromatin is negative, and there are different degrees of female internal and external reproductive organs.

3. Female pseudohermaphroditism

It has ovarian tissue, the sex chromosome is XX, the sex chromatin is positive, and the external genitalia is positive to varying degrees. The clinical manifestations are that the patient has male signs, and clitoral hypertrophy is even similar to the male penis, with male hair distribution, muscular body, hoarse Adam's apple, rough skin, male face, beard on upper lip and sideburns in front of ears.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Children Androgyny