I have female Hypospadias and i didn't know it
Hey so i recently realized i have female Hypospadias even though i thought I was a normal person growing up.
A lot of people have told me that it's just "Hard" to find my urethra but in reality i was born with it in my vaginal cavity which is The same place or area I bleed out of which causes me a lot of pain. (And hidden medical issue)
I've heard a lot of people say that you Don't get "liquid" out of your body Through said area if you are female but I do and have been for my entire life.
A also have some other issues alongside my female Hypospadias which only i know about because Doctors don't check for Hypospadias and it's not a commonly known thing that a women can have such things or not taken seriously.
Anyways none of my family knows i have said condition and I'm absolutely not telling anyone in my family about it as it is very odd to most people to learn Someone's urethra is in the wrong place and people (or family) just think I'm stupid or can't find it.
This just led to a Lot of medical care being misdiagnosed and me Getting urethra infections a lot to the point where it was painful.
Anyways when i Was in high school i did a sex ed class then realized something was REALLY off about my biology As Whenever I Looked at the diagrams That were supposed to match my gender it was Very off.
Actually one of the first things i Noticed was that i seemly didn't have a urethra That i could see or find.
Note: that i can get Said liquid out of my body through my cavity but it was very confusing and lead to me questioning.
Of course it took me Years to figure out the Issue since female Hypospadias is rare and not commonly talked about or taken seriously enough.
I'm also pretty sure i had a issue before i was born were my amniotic sac Ruptured likely from said issue with my urethra being in the wrong place.
Anyways I'd like to think how y'all think about this and For educational reasons I'm just posting here cause i know this isn't talked about enough.