There are hermaphroditic humans. They are extremely rare and the condition is taken care of shortly after birth.
You see this is what I am talking about when I rant about clarity of language. The condition you are talk is Intersex and is very sad but it does not a hermaphrodite make.
A hermaphrodite is an animal with both fully functional male and female genitalia. Because certain hormone levels are required for this to happen in mammals , it doesn't. If the intersex person is born with both sets of genitalia (usually by the absorbance of a fraternal twin in the womb) either one or more commonly both, will not be functional by which I mean they are not fertile. So not a hermaphrodite which is, in all ways, fertile.
“There are hermaphroditic humans.”
Not true functional hermaphrodites. A real hermaphrodite, like you might see in plants or amphibians, could both impregnate a female and be impregnated by a male. While there are some humans born with both sets of genitalia, they are never both actually functional to that degree.