I am wondering if I am intersexed?

[KymmieL]

IIRC It started around the time I started self medicating estrogen (Which was stupid of me. DON"T DO IT) It has been like I have been having the monthly visitor. It happens once a month or every Three weeks. I get a bright red bloody discharge from my rear. longest has been maybe 2 days. I have had colonoscopies, prostate exams, and PSA Blood tests. I have had abdominal X-rays for various other things. MRI, Cat scans, even a lower GI. the whole nine yards. Nothing out of the ordinary has ever been reported.

 

My thoughts and only my thoughts have been that I have some female parts interwoven inside. reason that I never experienced them until now is the testosterone has over rode the female parts. When I started the self medication, the extra E in my system caused the female parts to start up somewhat. With no where else to exit my body it comes out my rear. With taking the puberty blockers it blocked both the E and the T.

 

I need to talk to my Dr. about it. With nothing bad showing up in my colonoscopies I haven't been worried about it. Just curious.

 

Kymmie

[Jackie C.]

That DOES happen. My therapist was telling me about a friend of hers: They discovered a uterus and ovaries when they went in for her GCS and just hooked everything together. She had her first period at 40. The nurse kept asking her, "Are your periods always this bad?" She said, "I don't KNOW!"

 

The rectum would be an unusual place for it to exit though. The prostate is the uterine remnant from a fully masculinized fetus. Definitely talk to your doctor.

 

Hugs!

[Sometimes Chrissie]

On 7/20/2021 at 9:37 AM, KymmieL said:

IIRC It started around the time I started self medicating estrogen (Which was stupid of me. DON"T DO IT) It has been like I have been having the monthly visitor. It happens once a month or every Three weeks. I get a bright red bloody discharge from my rear. longest has been maybe 2 days. I have had colonoscopies, prostate exams, and PSA Blood tests. I have had abdominal X-rays for various other things. MRI, Cat scans, even a lower GI. the whole nine yards. Nothing out of the ordinary has ever been reported.

 

My thoughts and only my thoughts have been that I have some female parts interwoven inside. reason that I never experienced them until now is the testosterone has over rode the female parts. When I started the self medication, the extra E in my system caused the female parts to start up somewhat. With no where else to exit my body it comes out my rear. With taking the puberty blockers it blocked both the E and the T.

 

I need to talk to my Dr. about it. With nothing bad showing up in my colonoscopies I haven't been worried about it. Just curious.

 

Kymmie

 

I doubt if the bleeding was anything related to ovulation. Chances are, the bleeding was from a polyp that burst and by the time you got scoped it healed.

 

Estrogen is not going to create a uterus, Fallopian tubes, and ovaries etc.. 

 

There are people known as chimera. There's a women who has different DNA in different parts of her body. 

 

Lydia Fairchild (born 1976) is an American woman who exhibits chimerism, having two distinct populations of DNA among the cells of her body. She was pregnant with her third child when she and the father of her children, Jamie Townsend, separated.  

 

When DNA and amino acids are involved strange and wondrous things can happen. The chances of you having chimerism are quite rare but it is a possibility. It's fascinating stuff and some people have postulated that some trans folks may be chimeras.

 

 

1. Many transgender and gay people are dual sex chimeras | by ...

   https://brianhanley.medium.com/many-transgender...

   Many transgender and gay people are dual sex chimeras So what’s a chimera? It’s the opposite of twins in one way. It’s also when you are your own twin.

 

 

 

1. I Am My Mother's Chimera. Chances Are, So Are You. | HuffPost

   https://www.huffpost.com/entry/i-am-my-mothers-chimera_b_9464250

   Mar 18, 2016 · Conversely, maternal cells have been found in the liver, lung, heart, thymus, spleen, adrenal, kidney, pancreas, brain, and gonads of healthy adults. Microchimerism (i.e. the presence of small concentrations of genetically distinct cells) could also originate from siblings’ cells, transferred from the mother during successive pregnancies.