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Male Pseudohermaphroditism - Testicular Feminization
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Prevention & Expectations
What are the long-term effects of the condition?
A person with complete testicular feminization is a completely normal female externally. The person can lead quite normal lives, but cannot bear children. There is a risk of testicular cancer in the underdeveloped testicles, so they should be removed.