A condition in which a genetic male produces normal levels of testosterone,but as a result of a genetic condition,body tissues are insensitive to it,and therefore prenatal development is feminized is called

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Androgen insensitivity syndrome (AIS) is the condition in which a genetic male produces normal levels of testosterone, but due to a genetic condition, body tissues are insensitive to it, resulting in prenatal development being feminized. Congenital adrenal hyperplasia and pseudohermaphroditism are conditions that can affect the development of external genitalia, but they do not involve insensitivity to testosterone. Klinefelter's syndrome involves an extra X chromosome, which can affect the development of male reproductive tissues, but it does not cause feminization of the body.

A Condition in Which a Genetic Male Produces Normal Levels