The writer develops a series of questions and answers regarding several aspects of biological studies including circumcision, genital herpes, hermaphrodites, and birth control. The paper is five pages long and there are five sources listed in the bibliography.
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many people today. QUESTION #1: HERMAPRODITES It is a known biological fact that babies can be born with both male and female sexual organs. There was a time
when if the sex organ of a male baby was too small, he was "penectomized" (Laurent PG) and changed into a girl such as with the case of a male
baby in 1963 at John Hopkins Institute. Likewise, if a girl had an oversized female organ she was surgically altered to become a male. It is now known that
it is not the outer genitalia that necessarily are the sole force in determining whether a person is female or male. Ultimately the 1963 baby, who had been re-assigned
as a female, refused to go through any more surgeries to correct the genitals into becoming more female - and at age 14 went to another hospital to have corrective
surgery to be made a male again. Whatever sex it is that your inner feelings tell you that you are, your body is probably producing enough of those chemicals that
your brain knows what sex you are if your physical body does not. Fortunately in todays world of medicine it is possible to get sex change or sex correction
operations. This is not an uncommon problem, although it is one that can have a lifelong effect on a patient. When a baby is born, doctors sometimes use
a pre-determined size chart (Laurent PG) to determine whether the infant should be given surgery to alter the sex. This has no longer become acceptable. Obviously when the
child grows into adolescence it could remain to be seen that the doctors have made the wrong choice. QUESTION #2: UNFAITHFUL HUSBAND Years ago many women felt
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