Leopard gecko with ambiguous gender? Male or female?

Could be a Hot Female. They are incubated at high temps and are characterized as aggressive females that rarely breed.

I've heard of females with bulges, but never that big. I'm going to have to agtee with pakinjak; no pores, no male. Could the bulges be inflamed to an abnormal size from an infection, or say, cancer?

I can't rule out a neoplasm, benign or cancerous, but the bulges are the same size and shape and have not been growing. I haven't seen a change in them since they developed years and years ago. The 'lady' gecko doesn't seem to have any other odd fatty deposits, either visible or on palpation. And the area is soft and non-tender.... so hopefully not cancer.

I've had females with bulges like that and they act and reproduce like normal girls. It's a girl, just disgruntled with her choice of mate. I've had females rip into males too when they weren't ready.