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In Stavropol, a woman with two uteruses gave birth to healthy girls

In the Stavropol regional perinatal center received a patient with a rare feature - two uteruses and two cervixes

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In Stavropol, a woman with two uteruses gave birth to healthy girls

In the Stavropol regional perinatal center received a patient with a rare feature - two uterus and two cervixes. This was reported in the regional Ministry of health.

According to doctors, each child developed in a separate organ. Throughout her pregnancy, she was under medical supervision.

At the 34th week, Stavropol woman developed moderate preeclampsia with increased pressure. To reduce the risks to mother and children, doctors decided to have a cesarean section.

During the operation, a device was used for autotransfusion of blood, which helped to avoid large blood loss, experts said.

Two healthy girls were born. The operation was successful, the mother is feeling well and has already been discharged from the hospital.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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