When an infant is born with indeterminate sex, the genital organs are not visually male or female. The two could be melded together into one organ or there could be a mixture of both with various organs not normally seen together. In the past, doctors were brought in to “fix” the genitalia so it looked like one sex or the other, but that practice is becoming far less acceptable.
DNA testing and psychological therapy will be required before any treatment for indeterminate sex can be scheduled.