According to the doctors, the little boy was reportedly born with three of the same body part. “To the best of our knowledge, this is the first reported case with three p-nises or triphallia,” wrote Dr. Shakir in a study published in the International Journal of Surgery Case. The medical condition came to light after the toddler was taken to the hospital due to a swelling in the scr0tum.
While examining him, doctors noticed that he had a 0.8-inch organ sprouting near the root of his primary p-nis, with another 1-centimeter-long p-nis situated under his scr0tum sack.
Supernumerary p-nises are an extremely rare congenital anomaly that affects one in every 5–6 million live births, according to the study. Further examination revealed that only the child’s main p-nis was functional, as the other two didn’t have a urethra inside, so they decided to remove the two p-nises that were attached to the original p-nis. Read the full story here ▶
