Andrew, from Manchester was born with bladder exstrophy, a rare birth defect that means the organ formed on the outside of his body. Although he has one testicle, the one-in-20-million condition meant Andrew was born without a manhood.

As a child he underwent a surgical procedure to create an artificial opening known as a stoma in his urinary system. He had countless operations to build a tube from his bladder so he could pass water normally and suffered from kidney problems

A British man who was born without manhood is preparing to have s*x for the first time after being fitted with a bionic manhood.

Andrew Wardle successfully underwent the final stage of a £50,000 penile implant operation at University College Hospital London on Friday and has been given the all clear to finally lose his virginity.

As a test run, the 44-year-old will have an erection for the next ten days before his implant is deflated.

Doctors have told Andrew he must then wait six weeks before having s*x with his long-term girlfriend Fedra Fabian.



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as much as that organ is important for sex, without it passing urine becomes a burden and that would make sex take backseat for once