According to the British "Daily Mail" report on March 30, Indian couple Shaheen Khan and Suhail had been looking forward to giving birth to a pair of fully developed and healthy twins. Unexpectedly, on March 28, Shaheen gave birth to a baby with two heads, three arms and two hearts in Ledran, Madhya Pradesh, India. Even the doctors were stunned.
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According to the report, this situation is called "bicephaly", that is, two babies are connected together by a torso. It is said that the probability of occurrence is only one hundred. One in 10,000 cases usually results in infant death.
But the miraculous conjoined twins survived and were admitted to a hospital in a city near Indore under the supervision of doctors. Shaheen remains at the local hospital in Lederan. Doctor Lahti said: "Such cases are rare and the baby's condition is still uncertain, especially in the first few days. Therefore, we have to monitor them closely and there are currently no plans to perform any surgery on the baby."
In 2019, also in India, a 21-year-old woman gave birth to a baby with two heads and three arms. The baby's mother Babita Akiva and father Jaswant Singh Akiva said they were stunned when they gave birth to the child on November 23 that year. Ahiwa said: "We are in shock and disbelief. Everyone is shocked to see them. We can't believe our baby has two heads." The couple said that despite this, they will try their best Raise children.
In 2017, again in India, the same situation happened to two baby boys, but the children unfortunately died 24 hours after birth. They were allegedly placed on ventilators immediately upon birth, with doctors warning their parents that their chances of survival were "almost non-existent". The conjoined twins weighed 3.7 kilograms and had a liver and a pair of limbs but separate lungs and hearts. The twins eventually died on the second day after birth.