Using the typical assignment of “sex” (really, a kind of gender ascribed based on a subset of sex traits at birth):
1 in 25,000 men is XX (approximately universally infertile, though chimerism might affect this, I guess)
1 in 15,000 women is XY (potentially fertile with HRT, and in at least one documented case, due to chimerism, without.)
Using the typical assignment of “sex” (really, a kind of gender ascribed based on a subset of sex traits at birth):
1 in 25,000 men is XX (approximately universally infertile, though chimerism might affect this, I guess)
1 in 15,000 women is XY (potentially fertile with HRT, and in at least one documented case, due to chimerism, without.)