List and describe two reproductive health issues that can affect your gender.?

Question

I don't really understand what the question is asking and cannot find it in my texbook. Can someone please provide a detailed answer. Thanks.

Answer 1

I agree that the question is not clear and that makes it open to interpretation...especially since I have no idea what material your class is studying. But I wonder if the teacher is asking about situations where your gender is not predetermined. If so, the answers would be:
1, hermaphrodites - (babies born with organs of both sexes...parents and/or doctors will choose the babies sex based on which organs are most predominate or, if none are dominant, based on parents choice...surgery is then done to finalize the babies sex)
2. gender identity confusion (this leads many of those affected to have sex change operations..which also leads to the inability to have children)

Another way to look at it is reproductive health issues that affect you at your current gender. For example, in a female
1. infertility
2. bifurcated uterus
3. blocked fallopian tubes
would be reproductive issues that would affect a female.
1. low sperm count
2. prostate problems
3. testicular cancer
are reproductive issues that would affect a male.

I'd like to recommend that you ask your teacher for clarification on the question. Since I am not sure what she is asking, my answers also may not be correct since I am basing them on what I think she MIGHT be asking. I'm sorry I can't be of more help but I am as confused by the question as you!

Answer 2

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