
The parents of a three month old baby brought their child to seek medical attention after finding their baby’s scrotum to be swollen with skin projections.
Doctors then examined the baby and found that the skin projections wer in face two extra kkb.
The 2nd kkb was about 2cm long and attached to the roof of the first kkb.
The 3rd kkb was about 1cm long and below the scrotum.
Both the extra kkb did not have urethras and were subsequently removed by the doctors during surgery.
The baby has since recovered with no adverse effects.
Cases of extra kkbare extremely rare.
Diphallia, babies born with 2 kkb affect one in every 5-6 million births.
Triphallia, babies born with 3 kkb, has never been reported in human, until now.
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