This woman has two Vagina

British woman, Hazel Jones (27 years), experienced a very rare disorder which in medical terms is called uterus didelphys. He has two vagina, two uterus (uterus apart) and two of the cervix (cervical).
"I feel comfortable with these conditions, despite the fact that I have effectively lost virginity twice," says this woman from High Wycombe.
Abnormal conditions it had learned when Jones was 18 years old. That, too, while her partner gets from the narrative would have sex. Her partner said that Jones had two of the vagina. Suddenly he was shocked to hear it.
Not only was shocked to hear the narrative of her lover, Jones admitted, while still teenagers often suffer from terrible cramps. And feels very heavy menstrual periods. To confirm the long-haired female doctor promptly.
From there he found out for certain, that the body has two uterus (uteruses), two cervix (neck of the womb) and vaginal wall of separation between the two.
"I think having cystitis (bladder infection) and urinary infection. Now I know, my menstrual period is more difficult because I have two wombs. So if you are pregnant, I should be aware to not get pregnant on the other side of the uterus," explained Jones, as beritasatu.com written page.
No MinderThese abnormal conditions can not make it inadequate. Jones should feel proud and do not hesitate to tell anyone about the condition of her body was incredible.
"If there are other women who want to see, I was quite happy to show it to them. This is not something that makes me ashamed," he explained.
Dr Dawn Harper, a doctor who handles Jones said, abnormalities in patients naturally occurs because of the time in development, the womb of a woman coming from the two tubes.
Both tubes were then joined, because the limiting two tabunganya (septum) damaged so as to form a womb (uterus).
"About one in 3,000 cases, the septum remains in the womb. But to actually have two separate uterus are very rare cases," he added.
Tend to Have a Breech BabyJones claimed, as early sexual intercourse with her partner feel uncomfortable.
But after learning that an abnormal condition that he no longer experienced any significant problems.
In fact, he refused medical treatment at the surgery because it can leave significant scarring.
Dr. Harper added that Jones is more likely to have a breech baby (birth breached) because her uterus is smaller.
The same conditions that make it tend to require a caesarean section.
Not only that, Jones should also run double during a Pap smear tests check the health of the cervix.
But it's not a problem for him because now he claimed to have a great sex life.
Writer: Ririn Indriani
Sources: Dailymail