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Female pseudohermaphroditism is a developmental condition where individuals with typical female genetic composition (46,XX) exhibit atypical development of the external genitalia, often resembling male characteristics to varying degrees. This condition is typically caused by exposure to excessive androgens during fetal development, which may arise from sources such as maternal hormonal imbalances or congenital adrenal hyperplasia. Despite these physical differences, internal reproductive structures, such as ovaries and a uterus, remain typically female. Time
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