Birth defect

Baby in Pakistan Born With Two Working Phalluses but No Anus in a Rare Case of Diphallia

Medicine & Technology Apr 28, 2023

Surgeons said that the baby's two phalluses are "normal-shaped" but one is slighter larger by about 1 cm. Check out this rare case of diphallia that only recorded 100 cases in the medical literature.

Science Times - Birth Defects: Potentially Results From Maternal Diabetes; Condition May Still Occur Even With Insulin, Regularly Checked Blood Sugar

Birth Defects From Maternal Diabetes May Still Occur Even With Insulin, Regular Blood Sugar Check

Sep 16, 2021

New research recently revealed that maternal diabetes, even with the use of insulin and regular checking of blood sugar levels, can result in permanent impairment to the fetus.

Birth defect

Baby in Pakistan Born With Two Working Phalluses but No Anus in a Rare Case of Diphallia

Birth Defects From Maternal Diabetes May Still Occur Even With Insulin, Regular Blood Sugar Check

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