A Bangladeshi woman gave birth normally and left the hospital, only to return and give birth to fraternal twins less than a month later.
the mom wasn't aware of her unique situation until she was forced to seek medical attention for lower abdominal pain and got an ultrasound.
This was possible because the woman was born with a second uterus.
Women born with two uteruses aren't unheard of. The formal name for the condition is called uterus didelphys. Estimates of how common it is are grainy, largely because many women experience no symptoms as a result of the condition. But it's probably very rare. One 2011 review, for instance, estimated that 0.3 percent of women in the general population had two uteruses.
The birth of the twins occurred 26 days after the delivery of her first baby.
Quirky as the woman's story is, it has troubling implications. The lack of an ultrasound that's standard practice in countries like the U.S. is indicative of the poor healthcare system in Bangladesh
Fortunately all three births were without issue.
(Score: 3, Touché) by DannyB on Monday April 01 2019, @03:26PM
No. (puts fingers in ears) La, la, la . . . la, la! I can't hear you. Pretending that such uncomfortable things just don't exist. If I ignore it maybe it will go away and not really be true. That way I can keep my nice neat stereotypes and pigeon holes. If that doesn't work, then it is possible to treat such persons as if they are somehow immoral or are somehow responsible for their condition. That's how Jesus would want us to
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