Iraqi Baby Boy Makes History As First Human Born With Three Male Parts
An Iraqi baby boy has made medical history as he has become the first human born with three male parts. The discovery came after the baby’s parents rushed him to a clinic at three months old, believing he had swelling in his scrotum.
Upon his arrival, doctors observed that the baby, a Kurd from Duhok, had two extra members, one at 2-centimeters sprouting near his primary part and another at 1-centimeter under his scrotum. It’s reported that the anomaly, medically known as Triphallia, is particularly mysterious as the baby was never exposed to drugs in the womb, nor does he have a family history of genetic aberrations.
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Furthermore, a research paper written by Ayad Ahmed Mohammed and Shakir Saleem Jabali in the International Journal of Surgery Case explains, “Triphalia is an unreported condition until now. It affects one in every 5-6 million live births. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first reported case with three penises or triphallia.” Since, the baby has undergone a successful surgery to remove the two extra parts, as they lacked urethras, and his follow-up appointment a year later proves he’s problem-free.
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