Legend says that a supermom gave birth to eleven babies at the same time in India, particularly in Surat.
Did you understand it right? There are eleven babies! Is this true, or is it just a made-up story with some really good photo editing?
The picture speaks for itself, but we all know pictures can be misleading. Anonymous sources say that the 11 babies in the photo were actually born on the special date of November 11th, 2011 (11/11/11).
So, in the picture of the eleven kids, there’s a bit of truth. Six of them were born as twins from the same mother. The other five are just lucky babies born on a special day. But wait a moment! It’s said that someone called the Guinness Book of World Records to recognize this incredible achievement. They mentioned that unofficial sources are ready to provide even more evidence of the remarkable delivery of 11 babies by the same mother.
Just so you know, no official news agency has been able to confirm or deny the information that a woman gave birth to 11 kids in just one pregnancy. So, let’s step back and think about this from a medical and logical perspective. Is it possible or not for a woman to carry 11 fetuses in her womb and actually deliver them all alive?
Sometimes, a woman’s body can naturally release more than one egg during her monthly cycle. If these eggs get fertilized, it can lead to multiple pregnancies. Another way is when a single egg splits into more than one embryo right after fertilization. This is becoming more common due to fertility treatments like IVF, where multiple fertilized eggs are placed into the womb hoping that at least one will develop. Also, certain fertility drugs can make a woman release multiple eggs during ovulation, resulting in multiple babies.
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In 1997, a special medical event happened in the United States. Seven babies were born together. There were three girls and four boys. They were all born at different sizes, with the smallest being just a little over a pound, and the biggest being around 3 pounds and 4 ounces.
In 1997, in the United States, there was a special medical case where a woman gave birth to seven healthy babies at the same time. There were three girls and four boys, and they were born weighing between 3 pounds and 4 ounces to just under 15 ounces.
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In 1998, a group of eight babies was born in Houston, Texas. The first baby arrived 15 weeks early, but the others stayed in the mother’s womb for two more weeks before being born by cesarean section. Sadly, one of the babies passed away after just one week, but the other seven are alive, healthy, and happy.
In another situation, the 45-year-old mother known as ‘Octomom’ Nadya Suleman, who has a total of 14 children, went on Instagram on Tuesday night to wish a happy birthday to the eight children she famously welcomed via IVF in 2009. Thankfully, they are all growing very healthy.
So far, all the stories about having more than eight babies at once don’t end happily. For example, in 1999, a woman in Malaysia gave birth to nine babies, which was the most ever recorded in one birth. Sadly, all the babies died within six hours of being born.
The woman from Argentina holds the world record for being pregnant with 12 embryos naturally. Sadly, none of them were able to survive.
In 1971, a woman gave birth to not just one but 15 babies, but sadly, all of them died shortly after being born. She had to undergo multiple Caesarean sections for the deliveries, but none of the babies survived.
The sad truth is that having many babies usually leads to complicated medical problems in the long run. And even though the babies survive birth, evidence shows that many end up suffering from various issues related to their crowded life in the womb.
