According to Milton Diamond, Children Born with Conditions Involving Atypical

According to Milton Diamond, children born with conditions involving atypical sexual development:

A) should undergo surgery to make their genitals appear less ambiguous as soon after birth as possible.
B) rarely experience difficulties with emotional adjustment or gender identity due to hormonal and/or surgical efforts to manage their conditions.
C) should not be informed about their sexual development disorder until they reach adulthood.
D) are less likely to experience later gender confusion or adjustment difficulties if genital-altering surgeries are avoided in early childhood.