how can a woman have 2 viginnas?

Question

I know this woman that went to the doctor for haveing perids all the time and they found out that she had two pussy one inside the other

Answer 1

Right...

Answer 2

It is possible that a girl (woman?), can be born with two vaginas. Birth (congenital), genital abnormalities are unfortunately not uncommon. Although they are rare. Many more children are born with both male and fem,ale genitalia either fully formed or more commonly not completely developed. Such a situation presents the family and the doctors with a serious dilemma. What gender (sex) should the child be "changed" to. (through surgery and upbringing.) To get back to your described situation of your friend, she should be seen by a gynecologist (and eventually a reconstructive plastic surgeon), as soon as possible. Continuous bleedings is potentially serious. Loss of blood is cause for concern. Potential future infection is a serious possiblilty. Surgeons can probably repair the physical abnormality through skilled surgery. They can allow her to have children in the future. (at least by caesarian section, (surgical delivery)), and she may even be repaired such that she could have normal vaginal delivery of her children.
Please have her examined by a knowlegable specialst as soon as practicable. And good luck.
Doc. Dan.

Answer 3

I don't know about 2 Vaginas, but 2 Uteruses is possible. It is rare, very uncommon, and always considered some type of a medical "condition".

My wife has 2 uteruses inside her vagina. She would be prone to having twins if she were to get pregnant.

It also enables her to be mutliorgasmic, I think... although I am not sure... But I do know about the mutliorgasmic thing!

Cheers!

Answer 4

A woman's reproductive organs are formed by fusing of two ducts called mullerian ducts when she is in the womb. When there is a problem with the proper fusing, a woman could have

a. Didelfus uterus which means two uterus, two cervix and two vaginas.

b. Bicornuate uterus which means two uterus, two cervix and one vagina.

c. Septate- one uterus, one cervix and one vagina but a septum dividing the uterus almost completely.

These are anomalies of female reproductive system which is very very uncommon. An OBGYN, during their entire practice, might see a maximum of 2-3 cases.

Answer 5

If a woman were to have 2 P@@@@, I do not see why she would have a period all the time because a snatch has nothing to do with a period. That would be the uterus my friend. And I have never heard of a woman having two snatches.

Answer 6

Having vagina doesn't make you have period, having two uterus' does and this does happen sometimes. Usually one is smaller (underdeveloped than the other), this sometimes makes it hard for a woman to get pregnant if she conceives in the smaller uterus, also, if she does get pregnant she can have periods through the pregnancy.

Answer 7

It's possible. I worked with a gynecologist who told me about a case like this. The lady was always complaining that tampons "didn't work" (of course they didn't, because they were only in one of the vaginas). Sometimes when this happens there is only one uterus, and sometimes there is a double uterus (this is true--google it)..

Answer 8

If it's true that you "knew a woman that went to the doctor ........ they found two.....one inside the other".....Then I guess it must be possible,Huh!!!

Answer 9

A double uterus, technically called a "uterus didelphys", is when the uterus has two inner cavities. Each cavity may lead to its own cervix and vagina, so the woman has two cervixes and two vaginas. this is very rare.

Answer 10

Whats a "viginna"? Would be a lot more receptive to your question if you knew how to spell it,and anatomically it's like any other abnormality

Answer 11

I am sure that is not common...just an abnormality.(kind of like some of the people on here who have 0 brains...)