“Unveiling the Mystery: The Extraordinary Journey of an Indian Mother Pregnant With 11 Children.”
According to legend, a supermodel gave birth to eleven children at once somewhere in India, especially in Surat.
You read it correctly: eleven babies! Is this true, or is it simply an urban myth fueled by some stellar Photoshop work? Well, while the photo speaks for itself (and we all know how misleading photos can be), anonymous sources say the eleven babies pictured above are actually ten. a baby was born on the unique day of 11/11/2011 (11/11/11).
Now, there is a bit of truth in the picture of eleven children. Six of them were born to the same mother as twins. On the other hand, the remaining five children are just lucky babies born on a particular day. But wait a second! It claims that calls to the Guinness Book of World Records have been made to recognize the incredible achievement, and it claims that “unofficial sources” are willing to provide further evidence of the eleventh birth. incredible child for the same mother.
Please be informed, up to this point there is no official news agency that can confirm or deny the information that a woman gave birth to 11 children in just one pregnancy. So, take a step back and analyze the situation scientifically and rationally. Is it possible for a woman to carry 11 fetuses in her womb and actually give birth to them all alive?
Some births can happen spontaneously, such as when a woman ovulates more than one egg per month, in which case they can all be fertilized, or when she just produces one egg, but it splits shortly after fertilization, resulting in multiple embryos. medical publications. Multiple pregnancies are becoming increasingly common due to infertility treatments such as in vitro fertilization. This is the process of “implanting” more than one fertile egg into a woman’s uterus, in the hope that at least one will be accepted by the body. In addition, the use of fertility drugs can lead to multiple ovulations, thus multiple births.
As many of you know, having six (six babies in one shot) is no longer a rarity these days. In fact, more and more cases of women giving birth to 6 healthy children are recorded. But what would you say about 7, 8 or more babies at once?
In 1997, the first medical case of surviving healthy septal infants was recorded in the United States. Three girls and four boys were born in sizes ranging from 3 lbs and 4 ounces to just 15 ounces.
Do you think 7 is not great enough? How about 8 babies at once?
In 1998, a set of eight children was born in Houston, Texas. The first twins were born 15 weeks premature, while the other twins were kept in the womb for another two weeks and then delivered by caesarean section. Unfortunately, the youngest of them died after only a week, but the remaining 7 are alive and well and enjoying life.
In another case, ‘Octomom’ Nadya Suleman, 45, who has a total of 14 children, took to Instagram on Tuesday night to celebrate the eight birthdays she famously welcomed through IVF in 2009. Fortunately, they all grow very healthy.
To date, all reports of multiple births after eight births have not had happy endings. In 1999, a Malaysian woman gave birth to nine babies, officially the most babies in a single birth. Sadly, all infants die within 6 hours of life.
The world record for a natural pregnancy belongs to a woman in Argentina who carried 12 embryos. Unfortunately,
none of them are viable.
In 1971, a woman became pregnant with no fewer than 15 children and gave birth to them all, not at once, by multiple cesarean sections. Alas, all babies also die shortly after birth.
The sad truth is that in the long run, having multiple children is often associated with complicated medical problems. And although the babies do survive the birth, practice proves that many babies end up suffering from various causes related to their crowded lives in the womb.
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