A woman with two vaginas? Is this for real or a put on?

[Maastricht]

I can’t find the cite, but there was an 19’th century lady with two lower bodies who made a fortune at Barnum’s. The was normal from the waist upwards, and had almost normal legs, but inside her legs she had a smaller pair of legs from an incomplete conjoined twin. Apparently, both lower bodies had genitals, and she got pregnant in both, several times.

[Maastricht]

Got her ! Myrtle Corbin, “The Four Legged Woman From Kansas” .

[don_t_ask]

I thought this was going to be a reference to the prostitute who didn’t get her appendicectomy sewn up so that she could make a little money on the side.

[astro]

Not Originally Posted by Qadgop the Mercotan
No matter - two knowledgeable medical posters - two vagina’s - complete symmetry.

Originally Posted by gabriela
You were in somebody else’s. We weren’t stalking YOU.

Originally Posted by Qadgop the Mercotan
OK, now I’m confused. That’s not even my quote.

I’m confused too. Why does my zymolosely polydactile tongue suddenly crave jalapeno flavored Vegemite?

[irishgirl]

During a 2 month stint as a med student at one of Dublin’s maternity hospitals I personally saw several patients with a septate or bicornate uterus (one of whom was heavily pregnant), 2 with a septate cervix and 1 with a septate vagina and septate cervix, although she had only one uterus.

Admittedly, they were all patients of a particular Gynaecologist with a special interest in congential abnormalities of the female reproductive tract, so I don’t pretend that the sample size is representative of the population as a whole, but it’s certainly not unheard of.

I also assisted in a hysteroscopic surgery (I was just passing instruments to the surgeon, nothing exciting) to correct a septate uterus (i.e. to remove the septum dividing it in two) in a lady who had suffered recurrent miscarriages that were thought to be due to this condition.

[Moirai]

@Qadgop the Mercotan

I’ve had a patient with that condition also.

Holy shit! I read that as “I HAVE a patient with that condition also.” :eek:

I’m thinking “Jesus! Where?!? In his footlocker?!?”

:smack:

Whew, that was a close one…

[Beware_of_Doug]

@KarlGauss

Here is a reference (not the best, but it will have to do).

That thing reads like it was written by a monomaniac med school professor in between furious bouts of manual self-abuse and copious drafts of lab alcohol.

[KarlGauss]

@Beware of Doug

That thing reads like it was written by a monomaniac med school professor in between furious bouts of manual self-abuse and copious drafts of lab alcohol.

You must be talking about this:

Columbus cites an example of a clitoris as long as a little finger; Haller mentions one which measured seven inches, and there is a record of an enlarged clitoris which resembled the neck of a goose and which was 12 inches long.

:eek:

[Kozmik]

We may need to redefine superfecundation.

[danceswithcats]

A lady from down in Salinas,
was equipped with two matching vaginas.
And since she was bi
she gave it a try
and hooked up with both Lucy and Linus.

[Shecky]

And, as if on cue - Two Penises

Thank You. I’m here all week. Don’t forget to tip the valet.

[Annie-Xmas]

In his book “Intern” Frank Slaughter (writing as Doctor X) describes a patient with two vaginas, cervixes and uteruses giving birth.

[Nametag]

@Annie-Xmas

In his book “Intern” Frank Slaughter (writing as Doctor X) describes a patient with two vaginas, cervixes and uteruses giving birth.

No, he didn’t (although the scene is there)

[gigi]

@gabriela

Remember knocking on that septum to see if you could annoy me?

Kind of negates the need to draw a line down the middle for Your Side and His Side.

I’m not touching you! I’m not touching you!