Indian man has hysterectomy after doctors find uterus!

An Indian farmer and father of two had a hysterectomy after doctors discovered a "full female reproductive system" in his lower abdomen.

The man, identified as Ryalu, was admitted to the Chhindwara district hospital near Bhopal after complaining of severe stomach pains.

Doctors suspected a normal hernia, but when they carried out an exploratory operation they were shocked to discover it had been caused by a female uterus, ovaries, Fallopian tubes, a cervix and underdeveloped vaginal tissue.

The surgeon, Dr Pramod Kumar Shrivastava, said that the patient had external male organs and lived a normal life.

The patient was said to be as "stunned" as his doctors at the discovery.

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What I'm very confused about is if he had a full, working female reproductive system, where did all his periods go? Were they stored inside the uterus because there was not outlet for the blood?

reply to post by chemistry


More importantly - could this guy have a baby? In other words, be the first 100% functional male to carry a baby naturally?

That would have been some freaky sh@!.

The surgeon also found his watch , a dollar coin and six puppies
Where did his period go ? do you really want to know?

Originally posted by shimmeringsilver73
reply to post by chemistry

 

More importantly - could this guy have a baby? In other words, be the first 100% functional male to carry a baby naturally?

That would have been some freaky sh@!.

If that were the case, I would've delved in deeper by studying his genes a little further to find out if this weren't a freak of le'nature. Could be legit evolution! In which case... dayam.

Jamie.

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Imagine that! Legit evolution! Wow.

Could you imagine being him? You go to the hospital and the doctor comes out and says, "sir I do not know how to tell you this but... you have a uterus".

reply to post by shimmeringsilver73


where would the baby come out of though??

Cant come out the front because of male organs.
Cant come out the back because it would rip his body in half.

Maybe it would grow inside of him and then burst out, aside from zizarian

No Joke!

The man was genetically male with male secondary sexual characteristics. Strictly speaking , the man was intersex or a "hermaphrodite" if you will. But pretty much male.

reply to post by SpringHeeledJack


hermapherdite is when both organs from both sexes are visible on the outside, he had the full female reproductive system (under developed) inside his body. So i dont think we can call him a hermaphrodite but i would say good guess

reply to post by shimmeringsilver73


what do you mean legit evolution, when a hermapherdite is born you dont say damn thats evolution!

you say something went wrong and that is the same case here!

reply to post by ShadowZion


Uhmmm - my "legit evolution" statement was in response to pandapowerjamie.

Anybody remember the first episode of Torchwood where Jack says "At least I won't get pregnant, not doing that again." This is truly strange, but then again India is known for it's birth defects. Octo-baby, anybody remember her ? I'm surprised nobody has a hand growing from their head! Not trying to be racist but.....

Originally posted by ShadowZion
reply to post by shimmeringsilver73

 

where would the baby come out of though??

Cant come out the front because of male organs.
Cant come out the back because it would rip his body in half.

Maybe it would grow inside of him and then burst out, aside from zizarian

No Joke!

edit on 3-8-2011 by ShadowZion because: (no reason given)

Baby would no doubt have to be delivered via cessarian. Most women do it today in any case. I won't be surprised if nature says "well - if ya don't wanna do it naturally no more, I'll give men the ability to also grow a babe and pop it outta a cut in the tum"...

I am obviously not seriously considering that this is legit evolution. But I am just saying - imagine for one moment that it is - how cool wouldn't that be!!!

Originally posted by shimmeringsilver73
reply to post by pandapowerjamie

 

Imagine that! Legit evolution! Wow.

Come on be fair, if that's a sarcastic comment you should be able to understand that a lot of things can happen because of other chemicals, mutations and what not.

Jamie.

reply to post by ShadowZion


Not a guess.

Pramod Kumar Shrivastava, a surgeon at the Chhindwara district hospital, said although the man — a father of two —was medically a hermaphrodite, his hormones and sexuality were clearly male, and he had male external organs.

www.globalpost.com...enis-india-uterus-hysterectomy-bizarre-odd-news

en.wikipedia.org...

How did he make it well into adulthood, even fathering two children, without this having been discovered prior?
Was this with him since birth or did he spontaneously develop it once in adulthood? The latter would be pretty wild.

Originally posted by pandapowerjamie

Originally posted by shimmeringsilver73
reply to post by pandapowerjamie

 

Imagine that! Legit evolution! Wow.

Come on be fair, if that's a sarcastic comment you should be able to understand that a lot of things can happen because of other chemicals, mutations and what not.

Jamie.

Pls don't misunderstand me - that was definitely NOT a sarcastic response! I don't subscribed to sarcasm and my responses are very truthful. As I said in an earlier post - wouldn't it be cool if that was legit evolution? I am keeping an open mind on the matter.

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Yeah he would be a hermaphrodite. What you are describing is a fantasy (not necessarily a good fantasy) version of a hermaphrodite that rarely (if ever) exists in the real world. A real hermaphrodite usually has either underdeveloped opposite sex organs inside or chromosomes that don't match their external sex.

To other people asking.. I highly doubt he had periods or produces eggs.

If I were that guy I would be extremely embarrassed if the world knew something so intimate about me.

Anyone know if India has any kind of doctor-patient confidentiality?

You just know his drinking buddies are going to give him hell about it.

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They probably aren't as concerned about societies perception of them as we are.

Actually on second thought.. had he been American he'd probably be fishing around for a t.v. series.