Ethiopian woman gives birth to rare quintuplets
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After 12 years of trying to get pregnant, through emotional suffering and social pressure, the 35-year-old farmer Bedriya Adem gave birth to fivefold naturally conceived in the Harari region of Ethiopia, at an extremely rare birth, whose probability is estimated at about one in 55 million. Hantavirus: WHO warns of the possibility of new cases, but says that a cruise outbreak should be 'limited' Understand: What is lethal hantavirus and how did i…
A woman has brought to the world four boys and a little girl, in a rare case spent in the Harari regional state of Ethiopia, transmits BBC. Bedriya Adem said that she and her husband are "in the height of happiness" that they were "blessed with five children at once." The 35-year-old woman was born Tuesday night...
Ethiopian woman gives birth to quintuplets after 12 years of waiting
An Ethiopian woman has given birth to rare, naturally conceived quintuplets after waiting 12 years for a child. The mother and her five babies are healthy. Read More: https://punchng.com/ethiopian-woman-gives-birth-to-quintuplets-after-12-years-of-waiting/
Bedriya Adem, 35, gave birth to five babies at Hiwot Fana Hospital in Harari, Ethiopia, after more than a decade of attempts to get pregnant. The mother had four boys and one girl, all in good health, according to the hospital. The probability of natural quintillizos is between 55 million, according to specialists. The post Ethiopian woman gives birth to quintillizos after 12 years trying to conceive first appeared on Cubadebate.
The 35-year-old woman gave birth to four boys and one girl, all "perfectly healthy", at the Hiwot Fana Specialized Hospital, the hospital reported.
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