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Do u have two urethreas? (female)
My wife queried why I had two small pin sized holes between my vagina opening and my clitoris. I explained that was the urethra, she then asked again why I had *two*.
I then remembered doing some self exploring in my teen years and remembered there were in fact two pin sized holes there. I have now checked myself and sure enough, two!
Now I'm super confused, I know one is definitely my urethra... Could I perhaps have dual urtheras? Or is it normal to have 2 holes there?
I then remembered doing some self exploring in my teen years and remembered there were in fact two pin sized holes there. I have now checked myself and sure enough, two!
Now I'm super confused, I know one is definitely my urethra... Could I perhaps have dual urtheras? Or is it normal to have 2 holes there?
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That said, check out Skene's glands. You might just be seeing that opening. There is a good medical drawing on Wikipedia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skene%27s_gland
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skene%27s_gland
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It sounds like you might; it's not usual to have two holes there, though double urethras are not unheard-of in both men and women. Apparently seeing two openings can indicate a complete or incomplete duplication, and it can be a "y" configuration or two separate tubes. One thing to figure out is if pee comes out of both holes, I guess. That would not be hard to check with a mirror. Then decide if it's a problem. (It's kind of hard to see how it would be, if you haven't known about it until now.) You could go see the ob/gyn and ask for a referral to a gynecological urologist if you feel like this is a problem.
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