An intersex condition may be caused by exposure to unusual levels of sex hormones during

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Intersex conditions are typically caused by genetic or hormonal differences during early fetal development, which can result in ambiguous genitalia and/or variations in internal reproductive organs. The exposure to unusual levels of sex hormones during prenatal development can influence the development of an intersex condition.

An Intersex Condition May Be Caused by Exposure to Unusual