The term "Pseudohermaphroditimus"<unk>  was coined in German by Edwin Klebs in 1876. Klebs had included the term as a synonym for the earlier coined, "spurious hermaphroditism" (which he referred to as Schein-Zwitter in German). "Spurious hermaphroditism" was coined in 1836 by J. Y. Simpson. Although<unk> " persisted in the International Classification of Diseases, Versions 9 (ICD-9) and 10 (ICD-10) as 752.7 (Indeterminate sex and<unk>  and Q56 (Interdeterminate sex and<unk> , it has since been removed in the eleventh version (ICD-11), in favor of LD2A.Y (Other specified malformative disorders of sex development). Some experts have indicated that both<unk>  (also called false hermaphroditism) and true hermaphroditism are outdated, confusing, and potentially pejorative, indicating replacement with "disorders of sex development", "disorders of sexual development", "differences of sex development" (all abbreviated as DSD) or "intersex". Additionally, intersex activists have noted that: "The qualifiers 'pseudo' and 'true' are even more harmful than hermaphrodite on its own, because they imply a sort of authenticity, or lack of same, that carry powerful emotional baggage". Dreger et al had also noted that "division of many intersex types into true hermaphroditism, male<unk> , and female<unk>  is scientifically specious and clinically problematic".
Pseudohermaphroditism
Microorchidism
Loxoscelism
Polyorchidism
Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism
Hypergonadotropic hypogonadism
Gonadal dysgenesis
Adiposogenital dystrophy