She Has 2 Vaginas & Uteruses! Extreme Bodies Explained!

[@DoctorYoun]

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[@AminJones]

I was born with one testicle, Other was corrected undescended.

[@francescadulash3511]

Dr Youn google "diphallic dude" someone claims to have 2. He's got a pretty wild ebook describing all sorts of configurations on Amazon kindle

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

Uggghhh no Dr, I really don't want to see that 🤢

[@aaronmicalowe]

I once had a junior doctor shout out, Jesus Christ! It was in reaction to seeing an ex-ray of my fist after I smashed it into many pieces. The bones were protruding through my skin. They had to do surgery to extract parts of my fingers from inside by wrist and I woke up with metal pins holding it all together.

[@aaronmicalowe]

Also, I have received diagnoses from technicians before. But I know to not take any action on them and rely on my doctor. Everyone has opinions. Techs are still human. I know it's not professional, but having been a professional myself, I empathise.

[@Capricornrose73]

My mother has 2 uterus and vaginas. She needed to consult fertility doctors because she couldn't get pregnant. She finally conceived me in one uterus and 4 months later conceived in the other uterus. I was born 8 weeks early and the other baby was miscarried with my birth. BTW I was born in 1973.

[@blackswan1983]

She conceived 4 months into a pregnancy? That was my biggest fear. I stopped having sex altogether to avoid it.

[@firstnamekaty8830]

Wow, that’s really interesting. Your poor mom🥺 Did she even know about the other pregnancy before she miscarried? Is it possible to carry both pregnancies to term in a situation like that?

[@OriLOK2]

​@@firstnamekaty8830 the only way I can imagine that happening is to perform a c section for the first delivery to prevent the other uterus from contracting and expelling the other fetus. But I don't know how the c section will affect the other uterus either.

[@skatardrummer1]

​@blackswan1983 because she had two uteruses. That's not something that would be typically happening to people otherwise. If you're sexually active and not wanting pregnancy, a person should be considering a method of birth control. Of course abstinence is the only thing 100% effective, but we have methods of birth control with over 90% effective rate up to 99% if someone is using properly.

[@blackswan1983]

@@skatardrummer1 I have the same condition as your mom.

[@wendigatton3848]

I had the same thing and went through a miscarriage and multiple surgeries to try and have kids. I was blessed with an amazing specialist who helped me have 2 boys. I wish you the best!

[@VandalIO]

Can I see it ? Do you have OF ?

[@bnic9471]

​@@VandalIO1) You are rude 2) There is nothing to see from the outside 3) Go offline.

[@talapeanutbutter4250]

@@wendigatton3848 wow, God Bless😇

[@_witchdoctor]

​@@bnic9471wait...so no OF?

[@lankytor6396]

I really appreciate your professionalism! Thank you doc! It’s pretty scary to visit doctors for many of us and I need to thank you for your kindness and compassion.

[@leas7830]

It is extremely important that in heath care staff always keep their face and keep calm even when difficult. When I was at school I was bullied and one guy kicked my lower back. I had to be taken to the hospital and a doctor was furious. I was a child (9 or 10) and I though that he is angry to me and then I got even more scared (I had pains too). Soon I was explained that doctor was not angry to me but to my bully and the teachers. I am already adult, but still remember facing unknown angry adult. I don't blame the doctor, I was told it was very emotional to all who were present. Child's mind just don't work as an adult.

[@kristenlogan2594]

While I wasn't a kid at the time but 21 I had a pulmonary embolism. I waited for hours upon hours to see the doctor and finally get admitted. I was lucky it didn't kill me. I was admitted and had iv meds given to help break up the clot but my nurse the next morning was short with me and acting super angry. Later they apologized stating that what they were mad about is the doctors not immediately taking me into surgery to put in a filter so the clot wouldn't be able to travel to my brain or heart while it was being dissolved. Their anger did lead to me getting that filter put in and obviously all is well now but at the time I couldn't understand why me being sick and alone in the hospital was making this nurse mad. Turns out they were only mad in order to try and help me.

[@Redipstick]

My heart hurts for this woman. She is so brave for going public about this and is helping other women to become aware. Her mom must be so proud!

[@ngf5077]

I’ll gladly support her if she gets an onlyfrens

[@20alphabet]

Uh... why do they need to "become aware"? Many women throughout time have lived happy, fulfilled lives without any of this in their noggins.

[@darthphilfy]

​@@20alphabetso others who find that they have this condition know that they're not freaks and that being different isn't the end of the world.

[@edatnatcir]

I knew a girl who would have two periods a month...I remember feeling so sorry for her as one is enough. sounds like she had this issue

[@babyshark833]

not necessarily, periods can be highly irreguluar throughout a woman's reproductive age for various reasons not just this

[@ashleyrichards5194]

That is extremely unlikely

[@ahmedshahid5272]

@@babyshark833 fr i had once after 14 days it happens in the start only it never happened to me again

[@blackswan1983]

I have this condition. Carried my daughter in my right uterus.

[@secretdoll92831]

Would you mind elaborating? I am genuinely curious, but I understand if you'd rather not discuss it further as well.

[@blackswan1983]

@@secretdoll92831 my reproductive system is completely duplicated, meaning 2 uteruses with their own cervix. I got pregnant in the right side.

[@20alphabet]

Lucky it wasn't the wrong one!

[@Brynja24]

Same with me and my son 😊 Did you also have problems during pregnancy (heavy bleeding, very early contractions)? I had to spend the second and third trimester in hospital. And I had to get an emergency c section

[@tanyashilling6747]

​@20alphabet 😅 a joke that was completely ignored...I found using humor(even dark humor) about all of my problems help. Ib don't have two uterus/vaginas-(I do have a completely upside down/inverted one tho. & 2 extra bones,1 in each foot-arch(called os tibial externum)-caused excruciatingly painful foot cramps that would draw my toes down in towards my arch, in guessing it made tendons pull tight.After yrs of suffering, I was allowed medical attention-diagnosis I've told you, treatment, was surgical removal, or inlays of hard fiberglass that pulled my socks and skin under them pinching, so in got out of Gym for 2 yrs! Hated dodgeball anyway! My (Marine)Granpa° adopted me°&felt he could cure things&no professional help was needed , glad he got married to my(stepG Ma, she saved me from his 'cures'Earache?-swetoil,hydrogenperoxide,rubbing alcohol, smoke, got air in my ear/ hospitals were amazed I could still hear-numerous inner-earinfections(didn't have membrane needed to keep water outta m my iinner ear, ugh the dizziness 😂÷and long thick hair being vacuumed to remove headlice.Bless My GmaKay!! SHe believed in medical science&treatments .They turned out to be 'GREAT' Grandparents, yrs of experience&knowledge. I really started delving into medicinal/herbal/hand/homemade treatments,much more in my 40s! No more antibiotics unless desperately needed! ACVw/mothers-50/50 with raw local honey&a smidgen of cinnamon-huge*several*benefits from stopping kidneystones, was told via MRI w&w/out contrast proved after 2 kidney surgeries for stones blocking and causing pustules of infection around kidney... last MRI showed 'multiple-renal-calculi& calcification if my kidney, over a yr&1/2 of ACV/w/ raw local honey, caused no more kidney issues, help with my allergies, &a great healthy diuretic, healthy GI,&happy V-flora!🖤Natural it's the way to go!

[@illume5145]

What an amazing girl to tell her story. Very special.

[@GetOutsideYourself]

As a parent of two daughters, having sat through numerous medical appointments with them, I know exactly what the mom is feeling. It's harder for us parents in a way, when our kids suffer.

[@cs4887]

True ❤️ Also she knows what it's like to try and then get pregnant, maybe also had miscarriages and knows the pain (or knows someone who did)

[@blackswan1983]

My mom went through a LOT dealing with my condition (uterus didelphys)

[@blackswan1983]

​@@cs4887oddly enough I was super fertile and had to get my tubes tied. Carrying the pregnancy was the difficult part.

[@mitseraffej5812]

This is definitely a downside of loving another human more than life itself.

[@akabaneaki]

omg 2 periods a month?!?! Girl, shes a hero in my eyes.

[@Tasoq]

I don't know how I would deal with that given mine are so painful x_x

[@akabaneaki]

@@Tasoq If it hurts too much please dont hesitate to see a gynecologist about it! Its not normal for it to hurt too much pass an extent and u can get medication to make it less painful :) I totally get you though, im lucky that i don have pains all the time but when i do, GEEZUZ. I wonder does this lady also have like double the pain all the times she comes her period.

[@heyiamsarahb6774]

Mine dont hurt at all , I must be one in a million 😂

[@akabaneaki]

@heyiamsarahb6774 oh I too thought that till I hit an age where hormones changed rapidly.

[@hystericserpent]

@@heyiamsarahb6774how old are you? Mine never hurt- not even a tiny bit. I always heard from other women that it will change and I didn’t believe them. Last year at 23 years old- there’s been random months out of that year that I had little tinges of pain. 1 cramp that lasted a couple seconds and it really hurt, felt like a knife. This year at 24- I have the same thing except it’s changed to at least 1 of the days of the period each period- that I feel the cramp and it lasts about 3ish seconds which really hurts & then stops completely… My periods are also always been only 3-4 days and still is. I’m worried it’s gonna get worse like older women would tell me. But so far at 24 (turning 25 in december) it’s been alright to deal with & Im still grateful I don’t experience heavy pain like everyone else. If you’re older than me can you give me some insight? And if you’re younger than me… beware lol😅

[@TheDarkguide]

Her husband has literally 2 in 1 deal.

[@nssr4031]

But half the time per month.

[@bryantdefreece2101]

@@nssr4031😂

[@xx-yt2fb]

You mean to manny headaches every week period 🩸

[@odgersfarmer7952]

That's a Steal! 😁😁

[@zairman]

Not really a "deal". But okay.

[@kellybrown9301]

Thank you for making this video, and I'm so grateful this woman chose to share her story. I had a pretty severe uterine septum, and it wasn't found until I went into labor at 34.5 weeks pregnant with my oldest (I had to have an emergency c-section, and that's when they found the anomoly). I was one of the lucky ones without extreme fertility issues (I was able to have surgery to address it before my youngest was born). These types of situations are so rarely discussed, and it is so easy to feel alone. Thanks for talking about things like this is such a straightforward, science focused, and compassionate manner.

[@sitcomsTV]

So so important to talk publicly about this sort of issues. I wish we did it more often! So, so important...

[@IsabellaCoelho]

Its amazing what shes doing, it's so scary to go to gynecologist for the first time.

[@kallel6588]

She's got the double box set

[@Caligrapher88]

Noice! 👍

[@rajfarrington7984]

A HIGHLY COMPLICATED MACHINE IS HUMAN BODY

[@Lord_Submissive]

This

[@Starburst3090]

Absolutely I’m in awe 💯💯💯💯

[@笑-o7t]

OK

[@Kirillissimus]

With all the multilayer loops upon loops of regulation active at different times of our lives our bodies have so many ways it can fail and so little ways it can operate properly that that fact that it even can be somewhat stable under normal life conditions is almost a miracle. If something like this was ever designed by some crazy engineer then the project would not even pass the preliminary stage - with all the overcomplicated maintenace and repair, high operation costs, terrible sensitivity to external damage and huge variety of necessary consumables there would be no doubt that it is just a completely unusable and overall crappy design.

[@thebyrd433]

What an amazing young woman! I love her courage and great attitude. She really will help other young women who have issues with their lady parts to come forward and get the information they need.

[@20alphabet]

The word "amazing" should be left to anything that levitates. Way overused term.

[@thebyrd433]

@@20alphabet I beg to differ. Any young person who puts themself out there for a legitimate cause (instead of shallow rubbish) like this woman is doing is, indeed, amazing. To levitation I shall apply the word 'astounding.'

[@User05204]

Thanks for sharing Dr. Youn, so informative 😊❤

[@DoctorYoun]

Glad it was helpful!

[@leah__gail]

What a brave young woman she is! Good for her, she’s beyond wise for her young age.

[@francescadulash3511]

A workmate had the same. She had severe troubles with a pregnancy and was born prem. He was very ill from birth.

[@annegreenwood3624]

my auntie has this always wondered about it but never wanted to ask in case I embarrassed her your right always a poker face never laugh or gasp how you act stays with the patient and can make the situation,there emotional state worse

[@blackswan1983]

I have this condition. Do you have any questions?

[@valencia4834]

Live long enough you will learn something new.

[@amandaeastridge7417]

I have 2 of everything as well. I had two children in my right uterus. I have been pregnant in my left uterus 2x and my right uterus 4x, but only 2 survived. As a matter of fact, when I was pregnant with my youngest, she was obviously in my right uterus, and I was ALSO pregnant in my left uterus at the same time!!! The other baby sadly didn't make it, but my children are the light of my world!

[@kizgintosbaga]

so how many children you have right now ? if i may ?

[@waterdragon2224]

I had no idea that this could occur naturally, but always fascinating to learn more about human anatomy and biology. Life really does find a way…. to quote Jeff Goldblum. Very interesting video Dr. Youn.

[@mitsuomits9077]

About the technician giving the diagnosis, I totally agree the should never happen... that being said I one had e technician explain to me my condition a lot much detailed cirgurythat the specialist ever did it. So I was so apreciative.

[@DanakarEndeel]

I can imagine the issues women can have with just one period a month and she has to deal with it *twice* a month. I really hope the doctors can help her into making her life more comfortable somehow.

[@pulengmoh5154]

I remember when I joked with a nurse while she was asking me a lot of medical questions and I said I had a transgender op. Wanted to see her reaction. She still gave me a straight face and remained proffessional👍🏼

[@kristinehansen.]

Why wouldn't she?

[@MadAliceInWonderland]

@@kristinehansen. You'd be surprised. While I haven't had surgery, I am trans and take hormones. So my medical file says female but I very clearly look male (facial hair and all). While I have interacted with very professional and nice staff I have also interacted with people who act very weird/rude. There was once a thing I was doing where I had to be evaluated by a psychologist first. And while I understand the need for a few questions about me being trans to clear up confusion, he didn't stop there. He went on for a quarter of the time asking me, "how I knew, when I knew, how I knew I wasn't just uncomfortable with my appearance, why I did this to myself, etc" Very clearly looking to catch me on some reason why this was a mental problem when that was not at all what the evaluation was about. I was thankfully able to report him to higher ups and I hope he gets the sensitivity training he needs.

[@ngf5077]

She went home and laughed about it with her husband.

[@kristinehansen.]

@@ngf5077 grow up

[@ngf5077]

@@kristinehansen. this is why all my coworkers do. You think nurses don’t laugh behind your back? We are professional to you face because it’s a job but we see some hilarious stuff

[@amandabatista1610]

My mother has 2 uterus and she had 5 children with no problem

[@Jorge-ui9fc]

I worked at a discount store. The owner had 3 lungs 3 kidneys. 4 ovaries. 😮.

[@jamesrein648]

WTF?

[@Aurorya]

​@@jamesrein648 maybe a chimera situation

[@samedmundson6470]

"OMG what the hell is that" would definitely be an issue as a nurse....LMAO.

[@berglettemom6045]

Not too long ago, there was a woman in the news who had didelphus and delivered two babies, one from each uterus. Her babies were both healthy and they looked great. Also, Dr Youn, since you are a surgeon, it would have been interesting to hear what the surgical options for this condition are.

[@Bobbyk.-tb7hh]

Your videos are very entertaining and also informative

[@JonathanRoss-jw6jc]

Sure you know the cat scan machine is like. A mini mind transfer station like in the documentary nicholson1968 less of self looks like it but of course they have something where you can just keep your original body I dont use 3d printed humans body like the movie altered carbon netflix I would never upgrade my brain is good as is organic lolhaha

[@JonathanRoss-jw6jc]

KZbin this video titled tra humanism merging man and machine progress in 2016 The movie prometheus has a stasis chamber the gods made technology beyond the cat scan ageless body they age slower like me the gods have a baby face when they shave lol hahaha preademites are cool to look up look 10 years younger be 40 look 29 or even better live to be thousands longer lifetime its public information im not a sales man for human clone cars youtube this video titled bill Clinton bans human cloning We have not needed to freeze people they said in star trek since we discovered warp drive also prometheus is not a clone or copy his body was genetically designed to stop aging at like 40

[@JonathanRoss-jw6jc]

KZbin this video they put the truth in movies and lies in real life

[@nightmarestitcher]

Left side M/W/F Right side T/Th/Sat and Sundays for 4 on 1

[@waterdragon2224]

Having also worked in the medical field, only a doctor may give the diagnosis to a patient. I worked in the veterinary industry, but that was the rule there as well. We, as support staff, can run the tests, but only a doctor can explain them to the patient/client. We are not authorized to do so. We can only give instructions on how to administer medication, when, what signs to look for and such, per the doctor’s request. Seeing something for the first time can be shocking if you’ve never seen it before, but remaining professional and calm is imperative, yes. The patient, or client in my case, is already freaking out about the situation. No need to make it worse. I agree. 😊 Compassion and understanding is key.

[@WilliamKraus-m8x]

SHE IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MaddSweetGT500]

I need to see this in order to understand it

[@GoFishOffice]

Very interesting

[@sitcomsTV]

I heard about a lot of conditions. I knew a woman can be pregnant from two different men at the same time and give birth to twins from different parents. But if I had heard about 2 vaginas, 2 uterus etc... I cannot remember. So I praze this woman for coming out publicly in today's world and share her story. If its not rare just uncomon, imagine the many other women going around not talking about it publicly because IT IS a private matter. Yet, it can also be something society needs to be informed about.

[@JOEYDGRACE]

Double the fun , anybody remember the Doublemint gum commercials in the 80s , she'd of been a great spokesperson

[@michellewhiteman4116]

Never heard of this before 😮

[@shambhaviyamgar6811]

right, as a doctor you should be prepared to face anything and everything. and this doctor should have been aware of such cases as well. instead of appearing surprised

[@bnic9471]

When my double uterus showed up on the fluoroscope, the doctors sounded really excited. I didn't care.

[@Amarianee]

2:34 can confirm with my encounter with an ultrasound tech. Had horrible lower right abdominal pain, and we were trying to rule out appendicitis and ovarian cysts, so I agreed to an internal US. I asked the technician if my IUD looked fine and he very politely said something to the effect of, "I'm sorry, but I'm not able to give you any diagnostic info. The doctor will let you know though." He did smile with a look of "everything's fine," but he was very professional and polite and was _not_ going to say anything about details. Good tech. Everything was fine btw, it's most likely that I can actually just feel when I'm ovulating - which is unpleasant, but harmless.

[@1daySomeday]

goodness sakes! i must say the physical body for both humans and animals is truly a mystery and miracle. i hope she goes on and has a successful pregnancy and delivery because she appears that she will make a bomb awesome mother!

[@Basicelements1]

You're videos are awesome!

[@Scarface2295OG]

Double the fun!

[@irinaphoenix2169]

Why didn't you talk about how removing a septum affects different outcomes?

[@codename495]

Because those outcomes are widely varied based on all of the variable factors.

[@blackswan1983]

@@irinaphoenix2169 I had a septum that was removed during a vaginoplasty. It was painful and I wonder if it was actually necessary.

[@Zephas99]

I once had a doctor who was shaken by an MRI of my brain. He dropped everything and called the technician to verify that what he was seeing was not an anomoly of the machine. It wasn't but he refused to explain his shock! 😧

[@3DJapan]

They were also wrong in saying she had 2 completely separate reproductive systems. That would mean 4 ovaries, while she only has 2, the normal amount.

[@bnic9471]

Yeah, it's just one system, split in half. Complete duplication is beyond rare and not reported in the literature, last time I checked.

[@erikj.2066]

But she does have two SEPARATE reproductive systems. Look at the diagram again.

[@ShellShock11C]

"I dont think any body part should be shamed or hidden" RIP to your inbox, young lady.

[@douglaspage2398]

Yeah, I know, I am a 60 year old adolescent for asking, but are they side by side or over and under?

[@brake1adam]

Emmm... Ok... Can she have 2 babies... One on both sides?

[@jujubee2141]

Isn’t it illegal for the techs to tell you anything about your MRIs or X-rays? I think that’s for the Doctor to do after he reads the radiologist’s report. I’ve had at least 75 Brain MRIs in my life (partly because I have MS) and I had a lipoma in my brain which I knew about. Yet, some of the technicians would kinda freak out when they saw it and would try not to tell me. I understand this but still a lot of the techs would tell me that they found something out of the ordinary. I think that’s horrible! I guess I should of told my Doctors.

[@Hayden-rc1ru]

While I understand your point, technicians are human, too. They saw something upsetting on your test, and reacted to it accordingly, you saw they were upset, and they tried to explain why without explaining why. Humans are flawed.

[@karaalbrecht5146]

Head radiologist is a doctor. In some limited cases they will talk to you before your doctor. I had that happen with my thyroid ultrasound.

[@Turbogto_guy]

If you want to be a tattle tell, then just tell the radiologist up front you don’t want to know anything.

[@klarafall4281]

Is it possible to donate one system for someone else with a problem?

[@bnic9471]

No. She just has one system that is abnormally divided, so it would be just half a uterus. This smaller, often weaker uterus won't necessarily carry a baby well.

[@eprofessio]

My friend in college has two uterus and vaginas. When she told I said “ that’s funking awesome!” and gave her a high five.

[@susanleverette8641]

Just out of curiosity, I wonder if septum removal is recommended, or is it better to just leave everything as is & take one's chances with reproductive outcomes?

[@OriLOK2]

I found this article from a Google search. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2693837/ Apparently this girl had the septum totally blocking off one side of her vagina, so they needed to excise the septum so her menstrual blood would stop building up on that side (hematocolpos)

[@blackswan1983]

@@susanleverette8641 mine was removed and I had no trouble conceiving

[@anneconner1108]

I had my son on my left side and a year later my daughter was on my right side. HAD two vaginas but the dr cut it during my first pregnancy without asking or telling me what he was doing. Definitely wish he would have cuz he didn’t remove any of the septum just cut it in half. Plus side tho is I have no issue getting pregnant anymore lol. Took me 6 year to have my son.

[@adamgoines375]

3:30, you have no idea how much this happens. Either the tech or the PA have been doing it quite a bit.

[@ZachariahAngelique]

i was born with missing kidney, and a uncinate uterus. I only have the left half of my uterus and one fallopian tube and one ovary.

[@LacyJacy]

The no surprise and not treating a patient's unique affliction as something to be amazed at feels great, I hated that when doctors from every corner of rhe hospital would wander in and be in awe of my issues like they we're somehow privy to knowledge because it was "different."

[@channahstark1270]

Thank you for making this video! I discovered a year ago I have Uterus Bicornis. (So two uterus as well). Also PCOS, so I am a little bit scared for the future.

[@luisgutierrez74]

I was born with four kidneys and three testicles and the same day I was born. My mom’s cousin was born too. She had four ovaries they removed.

[@RaeRaenicorrrn]

Mama Doctor Jones has many great videos about this condition!!! 😊

[@boris2835]

How come doctors didnt say anything to the mother when pregnant?

[@scottcorwin3483]

So if her husband uses the wrong one, is that cheating?

[@eternalwizard776]

I have a friend with the same thing! She had to be careful not to get pregnant in both uteruses at the same time.

[@erwinvangrinsven9345]

Why❓

[@eternalwizard776]

@@erwinvangrinsven9345 I guess there’s more complications that can happen and she already had a high miscarriage rate

[@thomas_the_cat]

both sides getting pregnant separately at the same time is probably the craziest scenario that could happen 😅

[@CRJ08]

By different fathers…

[@1COMIXMAN]

My cousin was married to a lady with both full sets of everything including the gun. The thing is one was normal gun but the other was too tiny. Even att her thirties she said you couldn't even fit a pencil in it without pain.so they did surgery and closed up the one gun and left everything else.

[@just-a-cinnamonroll-101]

1:28 please fix the description in the video, you are probably talking about septate uterus, also showing an image of it, yet on the video you say “vagina” (a simple asterisk with the right term will do 😉)

[@okthen4412]

If she gets pregnant in both uteruses will the babies be identical twins?

[@mr.nobody68]

That only happens when the initial sperm/egg cell splits

[@bnic9471]

100% certainty that they will not be identical.

[@David_A.Henderson]

This reminds me of a double mint gum commercial.

[@christopherdunn317]

When i went to get the scan with my kidney stones, i would ask them and they say um i don't know ? started to wonder ? yes there not allowed to tell you anything !

[@denishavail1773]

I was born with accessory nipples and very large breasts (HHH) and for some reason they didn't notice them until I had my breast reduction. The doctor said it was very rare and it was the first she had ever seen. As I've gotten older, they've shrunk a lot but the Mark is still there.

[@brianwest2775]

"menstruating on one side"? Would they not be concurrent because primarily controlled by hormones? Or are her hormonal cycles going to be messed up too? A woman normally has two ovaries that are both producing estrogen, so are somehow coordintated to the same timing, so wouldn't these two systems be coordinated as well?

[@1234solo-v2c]

She is a real super woman.

[@BradRossouw]

I was born with a undecended testical and only by the age of 24 did I have surgery to drop the left testical that never grew as it was inside my body

[@johnnymentero6313]

I remember a woman getting pregnant when she was 5 months pregnant in Italy sometime in the 2000 I think? Anyhow, could this be the reason? Or is there other reasons this can happen? I don't remember they mentioning anything out of thr ordinary though. Btw, you're right, the human body is amazing. Around couple months back, I saw a woman saying that she developed at 9yo. Completely. But didn't get her period till she turned 15. I don't know if this is common? But I had the understanding that all of it came together...🤷‍♂️

[@aria.e]

This is what I call body positivity...

[@frenchiesottises8193]

Considering how it's laid out on a graph, is it possible to have surgery done to basically remove the division and connect them to form a proper uterus? Or is it better to just remove one of the two and hope for the best?

[@tapejara1507]

I need to see the evidence to understand.

[@robertfrye5161]

A neighbor and his wife were nurses. We were talking about weird stuff they had seen and the knew a nurse at the hospital who had 2 vaginas. My wife was a nurse and we called the woman and with her husband there she showed us. That was in the early 1970's

[@aljunmatocinos272]

Once my brother told me that his friend got a younger brother born with 2 penises, unfortunately the doctor/surgeon decided to cut the bigger one. I hope he won't hunt him someday.

[@gregglockhart9551]

Thanks! Very surprising!

[@donniebooth8478]

I want to see this for my self

[@nully5904]

i know its wrong...i know! But i got some reeeeeeeeeeeeally important questions i need to know the answers to but i am too afraid to ask

[@DrSchmerz]

Can she share one somehow to give one to someone that cannot have babies? It would be good for both I would think.

[@dnleo]

Anyone else noticed the unusual blurred out parts of the girl?

[@JessikahElise]

I've seen a video on the OF lady, that was the first time i heard of this condition. So interesting what the human body can do!

[@mr.nobody68]

What's her name? For scientific reasons

[@jimnowlin8094]

I'm dead!😂

[@wanaraz]

I'll believe it when I see it.

[@edwardryser6949]

She has twice the power!

[@troycarpenter3675]

The mri tech sees more imaging than anyone else and they not allowed to say a flipping word.

[@ryanranard5187]

Dang! I’d be switching back and forth between the two 🫶

[@BaeYeonSae.]

Gross

[@ryanranard5187]

@@BaeYeonSae.😂 You like that? 🤤

[@thepinkprincesskatie]

I also have uterine didelphys and it was also discovered during a pelvic exam where the doctor felt something unusual. It was confirmed via ultrasound and MRI and it turns out I also have two cervixes and two vaginas. That finally explained why I would bleed through a super plus tampon in 10 minutes but it would be dry when I pulled it out - I was bleeding from a different side than where I put the tampon!! Sex was usually not painful because one side was bigger than the other and a penis just fit there better 🙂I had the vaginal septum removed a few years ago and my periods are so much easier to deal with🙂

[@bnic9471]

I was in a Müllerian anomalies support group years ago, and everyone with a vaginal septum complained about tampons not working. I just had a complete septum of the uterus, and my only signs were painful periods, and the doctor complained that it was hard to insert instruments inside my uterus. And whenever I had a miscarriage, the second uterine horn would eject its content days after I thought the miscarriage was done.

[@indica8510]

So if one gets tired the other one still works so no is like never.

[@roannethompson7244]

OMG, this is exciting 😂

[@Le_cuisinier.du-chienne]

Can she donate one to my dad?

[@1975reispedro1]

Wow.... I don't know how this algorithms got me but here it is? Hope you be respected 🤝

[@B.Grant207]

Good for her..!!

[@alistermunro7090]

Makes a point of staff not reacting and then proceeds to chuckle at the scrotum...

[@KarenA-d2e]

😂😂😂 imagaine "GASSSPPPPP WHAT THE BLEEEPPPPP IS THAT?!" 💀

[@what.the.whatever]

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