Testicular Feminization

The specialist typically consulted for testicular feminization is endocrinology, which studies hormonal disorders, often with support from psychology to accompany the person and their family.

Testicular feminization, known today as androgen insensitivity syndrome, is a genetic condition in which the body does not respond in the usual way to male hormones, so physical development follows female traits despite a different chromosomal makeup.

Characteristics: female external appearance with the absence or alteration of certain internal organs, and it is often detected when investigating the absence of menstruation or other findings.

When should it be evaluated? An evaluation is advisable when signs suggesting atypical hormonal development are identified. Being accompanied by experienced professionals helps in understanding the condition and making informed decisions calmly.