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In ''Extremely Rare'' Case, Pakistan Woman Gives Birth To Six Babies In Rawalpindi
Zeenat Waheed gave birth to the sextuplets--our baby boys and two baby girls, in one hour on April 19.
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37-Year-Old French Woman's Stomach Pain Turns Out To Be Baby Growing In Bowel
A 37-year-old woman in France got the shock of her life after she learned that she was unknowingly 23 weeks pregnant with a baby growing inside her bowel.
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In Rare Case, Woman In Jharkhand Gives Birth To 5 Babies
Five children born at once are known as quintuplets, and the odds of conceiving them are 1 in 55,000,000 births.
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Foetus Found Inside Woman's Liver In "Extremely Rare" Pregnancy
In a rare case, a 33-year-old woman in Canada found there was a foetus growing inside her liver.
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Women With Pregnancy History Not Eligible To Donate Plasma In Delhi
Women who have either conceived or delivered babies in the past are not eligible to donate plasma as per the norms issued by authorities in Delhi, as a certain type of antibody, which may have developed during the pregnancy, might harm the recipient in rare cases, doctors have said.
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In ''Extremely Rare'' Case, Pakistan Woman Gives Birth To Six Babies In Rawalpindi
Zeenat Waheed gave birth to the sextuplets--our baby boys and two baby girls, in one hour on April 19.
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37-Year-Old French Woman's Stomach Pain Turns Out To Be Baby Growing In Bowel
A 37-year-old woman in France got the shock of her life after she learned that she was unknowingly 23 weeks pregnant with a baby growing inside her bowel.
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In Rare Case, Woman In Jharkhand Gives Birth To 5 Babies
Five children born at once are known as quintuplets, and the odds of conceiving them are 1 in 55,000,000 births.
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Foetus Found Inside Woman's Liver In "Extremely Rare" Pregnancy
In a rare case, a 33-year-old woman in Canada found there was a foetus growing inside her liver.
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Women With Pregnancy History Not Eligible To Donate Plasma In Delhi
Women who have either conceived or delivered babies in the past are not eligible to donate plasma as per the norms issued by authorities in Delhi, as a certain type of antibody, which may have developed during the pregnancy, might harm the recipient in rare cases, doctors have said.
