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I've never heard that term, but I believe it is called diphallia. I've seen a video from a television show in South America where a guy was born with two penises, however they were more or less just the head and no shaft. (I don't know what was more disturbing; seeing two penises on one person or the laugh track that accompanied the video clip...)

It is rare, but it happens.

You'd be shocked at what kind of birth defects can happen. I saw a show on Discovery Health a couple of weeks ago about chimerism and that is a disorder where you have two sets of DNA. It was a show called "I am my own twin" and there was actually a case where a child was born half-white and half-black, with a line running down the middle separating the halves. If I didn't see it on Discovery, I wouldn't have believed it.

Thanks for that term - it provided more to Google on.Wikipedia article on diphalliaVirtual Hospital article, with picture linksIt seems to occur in the US about one in every 5.5 million births.

it's not "having two penises", it is a deformity called BIPHALLISISMIn the Google universe, I could not find a single reference to "biphallisism" or "biphallism", in any of the 8,168,684,336 they have indexed.But Wikipedia defines "diphallia" thus:In reply to:Diphallia, or penile duplication (PD), is a medical condition in which a male infant is born with two penises. It is estimated that one out of 5 million live births in the United States results in a diphallic birth defect.You ought to know the correct name for your condition, in case you ever have to fill out a medical questionaire. But then you said that you don't have two penises...but here is a whole thread on your two penises. I'm confused.

I have photos of this (pesumably older than BMOC)like any multiple-parts-thing (medical term) it has to to do with a failed twin.

I assume you're talking about diphallia.

yesand they aren't the google-image results

Here's an interesting Q&A:http://formen.ign.com/articles/084/084000p1.htmlWhat's Up With My Penis?He doesn't have just one penis. He's got two.August 24, 2000Hello, i know this is gonna sound weird, and you'll think it's a prank, but it's not. OK, I have this condition, I can't recall the name, but it's where you have two penises (or peni, whatever the plural is). I know this sounds crazy, but it's a birth defect that has never really been a big problem. It could have been removed years ago, but my parents chose to stay safe and leave it so as to prevent any future complications. OK, here's my problem, for years, the left penis (the one that has basically no function, has just stayed eternally limp. It grows and looks like the right (functioning) one, but it's never pissed or gotten hard or anything. Well, recently I started masturbating, and on the first occasion, I noticed a secretion from the left penis (it was cum, just to let you know). The right one functioned normally: got hard, spewed the normal amount, and that was that. But the weird thing was the left one. It's never done anything before, and now it comes. What's the deal? I don't know what to do, this has repeated every time I masturbate, and the amount seems to increase (it's almost as much as the right side now). I'm considering seeing a doctor, but I'm not sure. Has this problem ever happened to anyone before? What should I do? I've been considering for years getting the left one removed (I don't want to scare girls when I have sex some day), but now it's functioning (a little). What should I do about this? Should I go see a doctor or is this no big deal? Please help me. Thank you.~RightyDuplicated sexual organs (two vaginas, two penises) are actually not that rare (having two urine collecting tubes coming down from each kidney is not that rare either). Often, with two penises, one is non-functional because it's not hooked up to the system properly. On the one hand, it's good to have this problem taken care of when you're really young so that you don't have the trauma of having to hide (or be teased for) having double digits. On the other hand, tiny kid anatomy is probably a bit harder to operate on and keep from having scarring interfere with function of the remaining penis. The fact that ejaculate is now coming from the non-erectile penis shouldn't cause much problem with its removal at all. The other penis ejaculates,erects, and urinates just fine. I think you should seek a urologic surgeon who is experienced with plastic repair of congenital anomalies of the penis. Get a consultation and consider solving this once and for all. Good luck. - LeahPS – Everyone else, check this out. You think you can just ignore environmental degradation? Read about "malformation of male genitals."