Obstetrics soap opera (final part!) *TRUE STORY*

This is NOT a patient I have taken care of

[@Talley.]

It was even better than I'd hoped. 😍 Do you have the case study for this? The statistics must be astronomical!!

[@bethanysmith5856]

I remember reading about a woman like this, but they found out while pregnant with both of her girls. The article gave the ratio but I don't remember the numbers, but yeah it's practically astronomical

[@chronischgeheilt]

I read up in it some days ago, it was 1 in 2 billion (or 2 in 1 Billion?), but even that was only a guesstimate, since it is so rare they have a hard time really calculating from facts.

[@Queenofthatank]

I've heard of this happening like 3 or 4 times in about 50 years

[@mamanursetina]

Obstetrics case study! *true story* #nicubaby #twinsbaby #triplets #birthstory #laboranddelivery

[@sheridanvance7426]

❤

[@janwheeler87]

My mother had a double uterus, one with a wall separating it into 2 sections, not the normal 2 seperate uteruses. At 14-16 weeks pregnant she suffered a miscarriage and went back to normal weight.. Then at "what would have been" about 28- 30 weeks, she began to hemorrhage and was taken in for an emergency Hysterectomy. That's when the doctors discovered the double uterus and hiding in the other side they found me! A premie weighing 2 lbs of just nearly transparent red skin and bones. I was kept for 2 months in the hospital and came home for Christmas. That was 66 years ago. Both of my parents were shocked, but very happy as besides having my sister 2 years before with no pregnancy issues, mom had had many miscarriages and facing a Hysterectomy they thought they'd never have another child. My mother was asked to sign lots of paperwork to study her type of uterus condition as before this, the medical tests weren't near what they are today, so not much was known about her type of condition, especially miscarriage of one baby, followed by a live birth 2-3 months later. The Lord blessed them, and definitely blessed me!

[@ilovemyservicedog8862]

Similar kind of thing with me, my mother had preeclampsia they already told her I had died. However, when they went to operate and actually pulled me out because she was dying, they found that I was alive now since they had already told my mother, I was dead. They only told my father that I was alive because they did not expect me to live through the night. after three days, my dad finally went and told my mother they had a girl because he just expected me to die as well and didn’t want to upset my mother 33 years later I was having surgery local hospital ever go to and a woman comes over and says I recognize your name. I was your baby nurse when you were in NICU at the time I was one of the smallest babies like 1 lbs. 8 oz. nobody lived they started having mother donate breastmilk, and they actually all went out and got doll ‘ clothes for me because clothes didn’t exist for babies small nor did diapers really the first preemie diaper they got went up to my neck kind of gave up that was amazing to see that woman after so many years and I still remembered me now the lady that posted above I would like to know if she was blinded as well because my understanding was for years that because preemies were 100% oxygen most of them were blind and that’s why they told me that I had lost the majority of my vision

[@janwheeler87]

@ilovemyservicedog8862 Wow! I received too much O2 as did a preemie cousin born a year after me, We both had lazy eyes, his were severely crossed, and has worn glasses and had surgeries. My left eye was affected relating in 20/400 vision, the eye wandered and crossed in when I was tired, but from age 2 I had glasses with a frosted or occluded lense up until 12. I also wore watches over my good eye to strengthen the left. It did grow stronger, and I actually didn't need glasses from 16 to 40! Now I need cataract surgery bit the doctor says that given my age, I was one of the lucky ones that only got lazy eye. I've heard my late aunt who was my mom's RN who said The Lions clubs had raised money for surgery as an infant because the eye was severely crossed, but My grandmother, a strong Christian woman had started a prayer chain, and we strongly believe that mam and I survived because of the Grace of the Lord in answered prayer.

[@justpeachy97]

What a miracle that you survived!! ❤

[@JessicaBlaze89]

As a mom of a preemie ❤ My son was born at 24 weeks weighing less than 2 pounds; he's 16 now❤We preemie Mama's see our preemies as miracles ❤ Glad you made it; God Bless you!

[@angiewick86]

That is absolutely amazing. Sad about the miscarriage, but you were a little miracle!

[@kas7145]

Love how jazzed the medical student is. Has learned to read 1,000 textbooks and case studies but the ability to read zero rooms 😂

[@frankkiejo5560]

😂😂😂👍🏾

[@ElianaRosalind]

As someone who finished med school last year i confirm big time lol We walk a fine line between getting excited about interesting cases and not letting the patient see us fangirl bc ya know ... its super cool for us but sometimes not so cool for the patient 😅

[@zjay1356]

20 years in books will do that to you f😂

[@pechaa]

At least she got the diagnosis correct, unlike everyone else.

[@junoantaresofficial]

Still read the room better than the doctor, also as per real life 😂

[@elza_jay]

The true story this comes from is actually beautiful. A very low income couple had been saving money for years to have a baby. The first child was delivered, and then 26 days later they had twins. While they weren't expecting them and weren't in a good place financially to take care of three kids suddenly, thwir entire community came together and has been helping them raise the children.

[@asparagus420]

That's beautiful! I was just thinking that it could likely be a sad story as they weren't prepared for 3 babies, but it's amazing that the whole community joined together to help them! ❤

[@crystalwalker4403]

They should be able to make a few bucks just giving interviews about such a mind f%#k of a situation. Letting everyone all up in their business could land them all kinds of goodies, and maybe even future college scholarships. People are gonna be nosy anyways, so why not reap the benefits of the situation in order to help lighten the financial load?!?!

[@elza_jay]

@@crystalwalker4403 they could, but this happened in South East Asia. India, I think. I doubt they have the same benefits that the US has because the culture is so different.

[@AmyMichelleWiley]

That makes me so happy. I’ve always believed many adoptions and abortions could be prevented by giving the mother both practical and financial support instead of taking the baby away (I know that wouldn’t work in all cases but it would in many).

[@kaisawatson]

​@@elza_jayok that explains why there were no ultrasounds. She makes it look like it could happen in the US today (the not knowing part). I hope not...

[@celinehooker-patricio5693]

It runs in my family apparently. We've found out about 3 that had 2 uteruses, 4 fallopian tubes, and 4 ovaries. My cousin was the only one that was originally told by her doctor (back in 1993) and the others were in the 70s and the 50s....the doctors didn't tell them and just removed the second set. They found it in their medical records when my cousin was diagnosed.

[@salemcrow5078]

The fact there was ever a time that doctors could just....straight up remove an entire organ without ever telling you is insane.

[@tawanawatson3052]

Could this also be a case of parasitic twin?

[@ChronicGoblinQueen]

​@@salemcrow5078unfortunately this still happens not infrequently...

[@jsunshinejull]

Speaking of f*ed up medical practices. Just doing stuff to people's bodies without even telling them, let alone asking. 💀

[@kpacitto]

The person that missed two more nearly term babies in her second uterus during her first postpartum period shouldn't be practicing. She shouldn't have been sent home with an enlarged uterus without scanning her. That's not an acceptable mistake to make.

[@vanishedforgotten433]

That's exactly what I came on here to say. There's no way they coulda missed that 😅

[@Delicate_Disaster]

How did they miss it on ANY of the ultrasounds or the birth even!?

[@DoKuShOsTaR]

@@Delicate_DisasterI would love to hear someone with actual medical expertise give their opinion this. My guess is that the first uterus and baby was sort of in front of the other, so the ultrasound only saw that one until the other baby was out of the way? I know twins have been missed due to being blocked by siblings in the womb. Or perhaps the second womb was just in a strange position, so when doing a normal ultrasound and only seeing one baby, they had no reason to assume two more were hiding elsewhere. As for the birth event, I’m assuming the second uterus was implanted at a later date than the first one was. So babies probably weren’t full-term when the first baby was, and I guess being in a separate uterus prevented them from also delivering? Crazy to think about, but if the hormones didn’t initiate birth then??? Doctors definitely shouldn’t have missed it though LMAO. I KIND of get it, because you’d have no real reason to assume there’s a hidden second uterus that’s also containing a foetus or two. Unless they were hearing another heartbeat during check-ups. But they should have checked after she didn’t lose the belly after her first birth, imo, even if it can be normal.

[@KylaFuller]

I don’t get house they missed two babies at all.

[@baraitalo]

Rural Bangladesh. No scans for the 1st delivery. Husband earns about £70/momrh

[@jenniferfreese6816]

Imagine explaining that your kids are 26 days apart in age. Like not their birthdays are different years 26 days apart but literally born 26 days after the other. Edit: holy cow I think 10k is the most likes I’ve ever gotten on anything. Look ma I’m famous 😂

[@savannahs8914]

It might be worth it to say they're triplets lol

[@Rose-rrtz]

"Is one of them adopted?" Would be the common response

[@charliemayfilms1550]

@@Rose-rrtzyou can have fraternal triplets including identical twins and then a fraternal one so… no

[@Pandagurl218]

@@savannahs8914they are not though, it is twins and a singleton. Looks as though the twins were conceived 1 month after the first child unless the first child was premature?

[@rosemary709]

​@@Pandagurl218it was, first skit said she was 32 weeks pregnant

[@annemiller8227]

That is CRAZY!! I worked in OB and thought I had heard all of the omg stories!! This should have been on an episode of House or something!

[@Christy-sf6vt]

Yes!!! We love house, my youngest 2 kids 7 & 8, ask to watch House, Monk, and some even older shows every single time we go to grandpa's!!!

[@andreanne8228]

"Yolo" did me in 😂 What a crazy story!

[@Tobyn1234]

Please, can you make us part six? Why must we stop at five? I need to hear this woman’s whole life story.😂😂😂

[@mamanursetina]

Hahaha. Because that’s pretty well it. She has the babies. They all do well. ♥️♥️ I could make some stuff up I suppose 😂

[@abbibaker6163]

@@mamanursetinayes please

[@buildersPNJ]

I wanna know was that baby normal size

[@Tobyn1234]

@@mamanursetina please do I think it would be so entertaining and I wanna know more about this woman who has one child and then twins 26 days later🤷‍♀️😅😅 also, how did they not notice that in previous ultrasounds?🤷‍♀️

[@kyleeadams123]

​@@mamanursetina Could you do a part 6 explaining this? I actually guessed this was what happened, but I know it isn't common knowledge. Like explain why and how this happens in fetal development?

[@jazzbartee9742]

My mom has this same condition and she had gotten pregnant with the older baby in like her main uterus and two younger ones in her secondary uterus. We were all only expecting the singular one. But one day in like her beginning stages of her second trimester we got into a little fender bender. We went to the hospital they said everything was fine. We ended up having to rush there at like 2:00 a.m. on Mother’s Day which was like a week later because she was in excruciating pain. Come to find out the “main baby” was pretty much going through the stages of miscarriage. So they did some ultrasounds once that happened because my mom’s pain did not in the slightest let up. Found out she had twins in the back uterus. But because they were like a month apart from the first baby they were affected too badly by the miscarriage. So we left the hospital that Mother’s Day Morning (around 11:00 am) in 2017 having just lost triplets. The hospital was very comforting though and tried to do virtual check ups. My mom would just sit in the babies room for hours unless she was with my little brother or doing things to help me with graduation. That went on until hurricane Irma destroyed the house. She was devastated at first but she needed a new scenery anyway. However, they may not be with us in body or the remnants of a room they never got to see, but always in ours hearts. We were able to get them crem@ted and they have a special spot next to my grandfather ❤️

[@carriedoss2723]

Truly heartbreaking. I'm so sorry for your and your Mom's loss. I can't even imagine the devastation of having to go through something like this.

[@onedaybecca]

that's terrible

[@LAYLAA_LAYLAA]

Imagine going through one miscarriage losing 1 baby, it sucks, it’s terrible, and depressing. But now imagine losing 3 babies, it’s so sad. Glad your mom is doing better now! You guys are so brave ❤

[@Ariel-lol]

Wow that’s so incredibly sad. And the hurricane damage too? How sad😢 I’m glad the hospital staff tried their best to be comforting, it must have been so many emotions for her

[@jazzbartee9742]

@@Ariel-lol it was most definitely. After a lovely apartment manager got us into a 2br apartment (my 17-year old self at the time and my just turned 5-years old brother had to share a room) we had to get rid of our pets(don’t worry they all went to good and loving homes! One, Rockella, even became a firehouse dog❤️). The same night we finished moving in my dad and I weren’t feeling well so we went to the hospital (the same one we were just at in May) and we got admitted. They had to rush my dad back for intubation and draining off his lungs and a couple of his organs began to fail so he was in an induced coma for 1 1/2 months that they weren’t sure if he was going to make it out. I on the other hand had pneumonia and the flu(several different variants at that) but I was able to get discharged. I had started a new job right before the hurricane and needed the money to really get like the gas and lights etc. turned on as my mom and little brother and I practically lived at the hospital during that whole time my dad was there. I would send her to the apartment to shower and rest comfortably then when she would come back I’d buy them food and go right back to work😅. When my dad finally came home it he had to do pt to even walk again (also found out he has a decent sized bl00d clot🙃) I had to go back into the hospital (which meant less days of work ) where I was diagnosed with a complex that they had not seen. Fast forward to October 2019 and I’m being rushed in an ambulance for passing out due to shortness of breath 🙃. Same complex that me and my dad shared in 2017. Then boom March 2020 and the hospital calls us to tell us that we had Covid before it became the pandemic that it is. Fast forward to that July and now our whole house of 4 has it and we just binge watched ’Shameless’ in the living room together cause the hospitals were full (I was on my camping cot, my mom and dad on the sofa and my brother on the chase lounge). They were fine after about 2 1/2ish weeks while I was Covid positive for over 2 months…. Literally quarantined and dy!ng in my room. I had to type up my resignation letter while hooked up to my nebulizer while my mom put food in the hall for me

[@EavenStarchilde]

" You've got the Noah's Ark of uteruses." 😆🤣😭💀

[@shanerooney7288]

"You actually have 2 uteruses" "WHAT?!" "No, that part's normal."

[@joancottam6956]

I have two uteruses too. One of them is smaller than the other and a baby tried to grow in it, but it grew to five months, and then my sack burst, and the baby dissolved back into my body and made medical history in Canada.

[@melaniekeeling7462]

Wow!

[@wchsprincessahley06]

My mom had this too. She had me from one uterus and my brother from the other. We didn’t know it at the time, we thought for about 20 something she a wall dividing her uterus in half. The truth didn’t come out until she had a hysterectomy decades later.

[@melaniekeeling7462]

Truth is stranger than fiction.

[@piratekid1]

Things that never happened 😂 a 5 month old embryo just "dissolving" when a 6month old can survive outside the uterus

[@allisonavery7273]

@@piratekid1we don’t know anything about this story so I’d say it’s possible

[@amycm]

This happened to one of my friends but instead of getting pregnant in both, she got an IUD and then ended up getting pregnant but not knowing until she was 1 week away from giving birth (she assumed she was gaining weight from the IUD and also didn’t have her period because of it) but then went to the doctor for severe abdominal pain which she thought was her IUD being out of place but then she got hit with that major plot twist. Her baby is healthy, she is 2 years old now but they didn’t find the “missing IUD” or find out she has 2 uteruses until a few months ago.

[@karieleelong8113]

Same story as me It is called a by coordinate. Uterus and I have four children and I didn't find out I had it until my third. I got an IUD and I had a dream that I took 73 pregnancy tests with Julia Roberts. I know it sounds crazy. My dreams are not like what I dreamed it comes thue. It's crazy. So I woke up at 5:00 in the morning and went to Walmart and I took the pregnancy test in the bathroom. I took five of them and yes it was positive. So I waited for the office open and called them went down there which they told me on the phone. It's probably just the medication. You can't be pregnant cuz at this time they were saying that IUD was 100% protective but I wanted another baby. I had to but my oldest was three at the time and then I had a 1-year-old but I wanted to have them close together so I pray every night I would still get pregnant lol. And she put the thing of my stomach and she said oh my god and I said what she said. Has anybody ever told you you have a by coordinate uterus and I said no ma'am and what is that? And she said well. It's shaped like a heart. You have two uterus so you could have two sets of twins. You could have one set of twins and one uterus and one set of twins and the other uterus. They have doctors fly down from all over the United States to come and they put me on like a Screen big as a movie screen to see because it was like one of the first times that had ever happened. I was so excited but it was so crazy and so they say it's genetically inherited so I have two girls and two boys so my girls could possibly have it but I didn't find out. I had it till my third baby and they said that they should have saw it or found it when they put my IUD in because you're supposed to use an ultrasound to put an IUD in and therefore she would have saw it. Well come to find out she moved to Ohio two weeks later and I got the midwife that I originally wanted and I was so happy and so excited and it was amazing but it's pretty neat because she said it's really rare and of course that's me. But I had one more baby after that and I never ended up having one baby and one leader and one another. But that would be really neat. So yeah pretty crazy. Who do you know these stories? Everybody told me you could have sued them and if the mat and I said no I wouldn't do that because then that would be like suing them because I got pregnant and I want my child. I prayed for my child every night and when he gets older what am I going to say? I sued them no It was the best miracle I could ever received. I received four miracles in my life and those are my children and I will forever be blessed and grateful and I thank God everyday for all four of my babies. Good luck to all you ladies out there and if you get pregnant mentioned him to look to see if you have a bike coordinate uterus lol. Good luck and may all your babies be healthy and you enjoy every second with them because time flies and I'm going to emotional wreck because mine are older. My baby still a baby while she's 11 but it's hard. It's rough. It's really hard because I still see them as they're all like 2 years old. So put your phone down but never second you can't with them. I never I never had a phone or anything. I have spent every second with my children while we try to and we would always do one-on-one date because we have four children but include them with washing dishes. They love that! Like anything? Cooking anything because by the time you turn around they're going to be graduating from high school and you're going to say where the hell did the time go. Love you all and God bless you and Merry Christmas! Here's to making a lot of new memories in our new chapter. I'm so excited and I'm so proud of each and every one of my children and I still get to do the younger stuff with my younger one because she's 11 but being a mom's the greatest gift you can ever be and I will never take it for granted. They're my life, they're my everything❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ashleyvela2297]

That's my fear! Babies that close together! When I went into labor with my twins at 34wks, after baby a was born, my labor slowed and they were like you wanna let this other one cook a little longer? I was like, uh no, keys get this boy out before midnight, I'm not playing the twins w/2 bday game. My luck would have been the other one born 1-12 hours later. He decided to come on his own anyway 😂

[@bubblingbubztheklown5902]

OMG twins with different dates would not be fun 😮

[@ourcreativebeehive]

​@bubblingbubztheklown5902 But it has happened. There is a set with different birth years. Baby A was 12-31-2000, and Baby B was 1-1-2001. I'm not sure of the real years. Those are just examples. I have also heard of one twin being premature and the other twin staying in 4 weeks longer. Usually that will happen when they do not share a sack.

[@bellemusecore]

Twins with different dates would be good! My brother and sister struggled with feeling like they had their own identity (and they are obviously fraternal twins!) So one year they decided one's birthday was the 6th and the other's the 8th because they were born on the 7th lol. This would have been great for them. And better parenting I suppose but what can you do. It's done now. 🤷‍♀️

[@ourcreativebeehive]

@bubblingbubztheklown5902 Did you see at least two sets of twins were born in 2023/2024. One is a brothers and one is a brother/sister set. I know the brother and sister set are only 3 minutes apart but ended up with different years.

[@EvilEves1]

Did NOT see that coming. Expected a twin but not twins…. Keep going with this story!!

[@davidamitchell8157]

Lol this is giving "Trapped in the Closet" kind of vibes. Keep em coming 😂

[@kookinghope3495]

I have uterus didelphys as well! 15 years ago I was a confused teenager trying to google what could possibly be wrong with me and found hardly anything on it. To randomly have content on uterus didelphys come up in my algorithm now makes me super happy in a way!

[@jamieevans1387]

Omg I'd be pissed! Poor lady prepared for 1 not 3 babies. How could a second uterus be missed? Will there be a Part 6 bc I need to know what happened. Do women with this condition have a heavier period? This is fascinating

[@pepziifroztgamer6102]

this condition is I believe 2 in a billion, there's only been 4 cases in the last 50 years

[@tunneleddiscovery5]

Not every woman chooses to get sonograms /and things of that type done. So we can’t even blame the medical staff really.

[@ivana5240]

I read this happened in rural Bangladesh. Women there don't really have a choice, usually there are no medical/ultrasound exams during the first pregnancy. That's quite worrying, so things can happen. @@tunneleddiscovery5

[@theblerdshow]

Also, if they don't know what they are looking at or for, it can be difficult to decipher. I'm pregnant now, and my second uterus is behind fibroids.

[@miekaash6831]

@@pepziifroztgamer6102lol not according to this comment section 😂 everyone has this condition apparently.

[@kittymacca80]

My sister was pregnant with triplets and was having minor pain and she coughed and felt a warm lump in her pants which was one of the triplets but she was 25 weeks and born at home so didn’t make it and she was rushed to hospital and they left the cord hanging out and stopped the labour and 2.5 weeks later she delivered the other 2 at 27 weeks and they both made it after months in the nicu at 2 ponds and 2 pounds 2 ounces. They said because she’d had a baby 9 months earlier plus had a 3.5yo and 5yo at home and had a 9 year old she had given up as a newborn she delivered the first of the 3 not knowing at 4cm dilated as she was so small (280 grams).

[@angiebecerra-flores897]

That's so sad happy the other two made it tho

[@taylersherman1687]

My condolences to her, I cannot imagine what she went through and that Rollercoaster of emotions. So glad that she was blessed with the other 2 miracles.

[@jacquelinerodriguez-wh7uk]

Damn. That’s alot

[@kittymacca80]

@user-nw8qd2ld5h this was 22 years ago.

[@bellemusecore]

Condolences and congrats to your sister and family❤❤❤

[@OGSiameKat]

Yay! A story about a condition I had! I had a didelphys and this was one of my concerns. For my second kiddo, she had to be a section at 37wks, because she ran out of room (and tried to come out foot first). I have since had a hysterectomy, but it was always fun telling doctors that I had to have two pap smears every time I went for a well woman.

[@brighgeal8117]

Thats fucking crazy. Can you imagine having the most intense pain of your life and then less than a motnh later someone was like you have to do it again while still recovering??? A c section for TWO BABIES? You are a fucking warrior

[@PrincessFidelma]

I'd be beyond delighted to get this news ❤❤❤

[@melellison6901]

My mom had a bicornuated uterus (basically her uterus was split in half, resulting in two womb cavities). She had actually been pregnant at one point with two babies, one in each half, and one was two weeks older than the other. Sadly, she miscarried, but I still think it would have been funny, having both babies with one being able to say they're *technically* two weeks older than the other lmao. Also, her two halves were not equal. One was larger than the other, to the point that all of my other siblings were in the smaller half and had no room to move so were breech and needed C-sections. They also were either induced on their due date, or came early. I was the only one in the big half (I jokingly say that I had the penthouse suite while they had a NYC studio apartment), so I had enough room to rotate, and was the only one born naturally. I also was 3 weeks late, so that's fun, too 😂

[@GiveUaKnuckleSandwhich]

🤔

[@elizabethw4706]

Couldn't they remove the smaller one 🤔

[@jaidynmiller1612]

Love the pent house suite vs. NYC studio joke😂

[@il42]

the babies would have to have been same gestational age. A woman has one menstrual cycle, even if she has two uteri, as cycle is governed by hormones. Maybe one of the babies was much smaller as the other one was getting more nutrients, not uncommon with twins.

[@dottieperez2865]

I laughed so hard at the penthouse suite joke I startled my family.

[@karlinsomers5360]

There is a story in the news here in New Zealand about a woman with the same condition. She is almost due and they don't know which delivery option will be best for her and the babies.

[@aliciamaxwell983]

DEFINITELY NEED MORE PARTS TO THIS PRETTY PLEASE 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jelly_1430]

I died at the Noah’s ark joke😭😭 (like a stillborn baby)

[@KarenLeSieur-nb9tq]

Your videos are absolutely awesome💙💜

[@le-feesavi-airs8007]

I’m studying to enter medical school and just hearing this. I want to see it, this sounds like treasure for med students 😭

[@Emperfections]

Ahhh this is crazy NEED PART 6 asap

[@JK-rw5mu]

That would be amazing if she did make a part 6 🤞

[@RebeccaGreen-jt3qk]

My sister had two sets of overies. She had two sets of twins. The doctors said she would always have twins. We now have 5 sets of twins in the family. Our daughter had a set also. My dad and grandma are also twins.

[@bluebellcrushedvelvet]

Khkhkhkhkhkhhh!!!! This is just comedy GOLD!!! You killed me with your facial expressions and the voice over and the body expressions!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm dying!!!

[@tbthom7691]

This story was great!!!

[@michellewhite741]

Wow! That was the best short series I have ever seen!

[@LadyGoodeSpeaks]

I DEFINITELY need more parts to this story! I'm emotionally invested now! 😂

[@giabi11]

It's always the medical students ❤

[@xandra4625]

I've had to suggest this when the ER, where I worked at the time had a patient show up with a similar case.

[@Woofarfalpha]

You have the Noah’s Ark of Uterus’s killed me

[@neverbeme]

I can’t imagine but at the same time what a blessing❤️

[@EmmaDeelight]

2 more!!!!!! I haven't had my first scan yet. Yay for something new to be scared of.😱

[@Mushroom_Yes]

PART 6 PLEASE THIS IS TOO GOOD

[@AlexisBati-fz8pr]

We need an part 6!

[@hatari909nix]

Im wheezing here this is even better that expected

[@kiadadangelo7973]

PART 6! PART 6! We all need a part 6!!!

[@udubeats4543]

My MIL has 2 uteruses. They discovered it during a c-section for my husband.

[@bethlanious4092]

How did they not see that during the ultrasound for the first baby? And is that considered triplets or an older sibling and twins born 26 days apart??

[@nidohime6233]

Maybe one uterus is under the other? I don't know, having two is already weird.

[@shawniemcgee2058]

Oh I need to know this too! Was it two seperate eggs that got fertilized? And what accidentally qualified excuse for a obgyn not only missed a second uterus but missed THREE heart beats ?

[@chinchillamdgamer]

@@shawniemcgee2058chances are the second pregnancy was from the same egg. So identical twins. You know, as a doctor I can tell you it’s not like the tech to check baby heart beats is super advanced. Even a very knowledgeable doctor and ultrasound tech could have easily missed this. On top of that, ever seen this women whose baby bellies don’t even show? That’s because their uterus is like tilted, so they have a nearly flat abdomen but have 8+ months. It could have TOTALLY been the case. Being a doctor doesn’t mean this you’re a know it all. Plus, the rarer the conditions, the more likely it is to be overlooked because we don’t look for zebras.

[@TheCeruleanSea]

After reading a lot of the comments I decided to Google what really happened. This was in Bangledesh, and nearly everybody there is poor, so she didn't know what was happening or how many babies she was carrying. The two in the same uterus were fraternal twins, a boy and a girl. And evidently it isn't bad medical practice for it not to get discovered earlier by ultrasound techs, especially there, as this is actually not something they typically look for.

[@theshadowfax239]

​​@@chinchillamdgamer LOL You're not a doctor. There's no way those babies would come from the same egg because they were in two separate uteruses. How can one egg be in two separate places? Also you can barely form a coherent sentence and you aren't using correct terminology. Tell me, what's the medical term for a tilted uterus? I know people lie on the internet all the time, but if you want to lie don't say you're a doctor when it's so easy to tell that you are not. I have an ultrasound tech, And there is no way that we would miss two uteruses, And we would not miss two fetuses unless we are in the early, early stages, I'm talking maybe 5 weeks in. Oh, and I'm sure a doctor would refer to themselves as a gamer in their KZbin handle. 😂 Oh my gosh you're probably between 14 and 16 years old, right? Learn to troll a little better my friend.

[@RowesRising]

We spend $1200 for a family of 7. We buy in bulk whole foods, mostly cook from scratch and don’t buy very many convenience items typically. I’ve been sick and with pancreatitis and my back went out caring for my husband- so we have had to buy more convenience foods and they cost a lot more and you don’t get much. But it’s helping us through a tough time.

[@AJtraductora]

The everyone "NIX" on the "2x2x..." KILLED mE!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brokentoaster999]

Hearing funny hospital stories: 😄 Experiencing them: 😰

[@ieatoilpaintingsinfrontofa5960]

I have this condition, so cool to see this!

[@deelicious7870]

I've never heard of this. So do you have more than 1 period for the month since it's 2 uteruses? Or the ovaries alternate which uterus to release the unfertilized egg?

[@AnadyiaHowell]

​@@deelicious7870I didn't know that I needed to know this, but now I do! Omg that would be too confusing!

[@kookinghope3495]

⁠I have uterus didelphys too! I have a normal menstrual cycle. As there is one ovary connected to each half of the uterus there’s only one half that gets an egg cell per cycle, but hormones don’t know lol so uterine lining builds up in both halves each cycle ​⁠@@deelicious7870

[@jillsteele2631]

I also have this condition! Yes, each uterus has its own period. Sometimes they are at the same time and sometimes back-to-back and end up lasting foreverrr. Noah’s Ark of Uteruses, that’s hilarious 😂 💀 I’ve always called them my twoteruses 😅

[@deelicious7870]

@@jillsteele2631 oh wow! It seems more common than I thought. So you may have twoterus twins 😄

[@LeahMarie0924]

Thank you for using my comment in you final part of this story!! ❤❤❤❤

[@tyffanyelanee2615]

😂

[@donnakawana]

I just love you so much!!!

[@OluwadamisiAgosu]

Wow, I didn't see this coming. Thank you for sharing in a comical manner.

[@livywithane]

Noah’s arc had me😂❤

[@beachlady5284]

Omg, id faint as the mom!! Part 6!!!

[@Evie705]

Yea were gonna need a part 6, like right now

[@craigcederberg158]

You have another amazing, educational clip, masterfully done! Great job!!! Remarkable characters and acting! 😅 Note: I wish you had been one of my instructors in nursing college!

[@alix4434]

Please! A part 6! I've never followed a KZbin shorts trail before! It's exciting and the suspense is killing me!

[@RandyMiller-g1e]

We need a part 6

[@emilyhart345]

PART 6 PART6 We all need a part 6!!!

[@LeahMarie0924]

It says final part in the caption 😅😅😅

[@devadavenport4591]

I would think that the palpitations they do after you give birth would've been a dead give away! Pushing around the doctor definitely shouldve felt something. I know someone who had 2 uteruses and got pregnant a month apart, she had a c-section and they took both at the same time. Bodies are amazing and weird

[@gargoylegutz]

that and all the ultrasounds during pregnancy that they do??

[@devadavenport4591]

@@gargoylegutz they said this person lived in a rural village in a country with Healthcare that's not as accessible as in some places, I think it was said in another video that she never had any ultrasound and possibly no prenatal care at all

[@wuggieofthehood3711]

@@gargoylegutz the women in this story was from rural Bangladesh and her husband couldn’t afford the ultrasounds

[@il42]

you cannot become pregnant once you are pregnant. Pregnancy hormones literally stop that from happening. Doesn't matter if you have two uteri or not. She can't have become pregnant in another uterus a month later. Those babies were same gestational age. One may have been smaller twin as twins can be.

[@nikitas7661]

Watching this when I'm pregnant and oh I got chills. I can't believe this was missed!!

[@Ellnie-bl1bz]

WE ALL NEED PART SIX PLZ

[@Jam555-q3t]

we need this part six

[@haileyyoung4004]

Wait so would that make the two babies and the one that was already born siblings or triplets?? I know that might sound like a stupid question but I’m genuinely curious

[@jjvillejack]

I have no idea, but it sounds terrifying! I've seen articles still calling babies born far apart twins. Apparently, this can happen through Uterine didelphys or Superfetation.

[@haileyyoung4004]

@@jjvillejack interesting thanks for responding to my comment

[@PoppetteRias]

I would assume, since 2 uteruses, one would be the sibling and the second uterus would be twins since it take the single cell to split to be twins.

[@FaithMcCaffrey]

The one baby would be a sibling, the two in one uterus would be the twins.

[@FaithMcCaffrey]

​@@PoppetteRiassingle egg to split or 2 eggs released and fertilised at the same time

[@traceyfofie6737]

I have like a million questions

[@evadowling9701]

Three little babies 🥲💕 what a blessing

[@FallingEggo]

I wish I had a grandpa like that😢

[@simplylily7819]

OKAY I WAS NOT EXPECTING THERE TO BE TWO MORE IN THERE THAT'S AMAZING

[@Emilyyy_2012]

Pleaseeeee we need a part 6. I BEG YOUUU

[@947417]

This is insanely fascinating!

[@Mikaela12348]

Bro how is that even possible like excuse Moi. Also the YOLO made me laugh so hard

[@1234salma4]

WE NEED A PART 6!!!!

[@Ateasalcove]

The " ...oh..." is always SO funny 😂😂

[@KrazySoul1]

Wow! I need part 6. I need the delivery and a chart to educate the patient and check on the hubby!!

[@trolls1fan]

We need a part 6

[@Shari-d5r]

I'm 66. Have had two kiddo's. Why have I never heard of this before?! Crazy!

[@aprettylittlemonster]

Omg. My anxiety just reached level 101, a level that was previously thought to not exist. I mean CONGRATULATIONS!!! 🥴

[@allys_lifestyle_8667]

I couldn’t imagine 😢 this is crazy!

[@hotcocoandart]

Puts a new meaning to Irish twins

[@elizalee6302]

That is beautiful

[@notyourmamaslunchbox]

PLLLEEEAASSEEE a PART 6!!!!!

[@Ey3Str4in]

Congrats to you mama! (I wish you luck with triplets)

[@siostraelektro8127]

i feel like if i were a doctor in that room i would say something like "Its a beautiful day to save lives but its not today"

[@Lady.B0420]

If I was that mom, I would just cry.

[@denisadanciu1497]

Finally someone that talks about this. All my life I couldn’t relate to anyone. I was diagnosed recently with it after being neglected by multiple doctors for years. Every time I had my period, I had nausea, fever and all the symptoms of a pregnancy but I wasn’t pregnant. And sometimes it came twice a month and doctors told me that it is something completely normal. Last year, my sister recommended me a great doctor and they did an ultrasound and it was there. And to confirm it a transvaginal ultrasound was made as well. So I have two perfectly symmetrical ones. And he was so nice to sit me down and have a deep conversation about everything. And now everything makes sense to me.

[@patiencechristian9497]

The docotrs comment about 2 by 2 made me think of the movie "baby mama" when tina feys doctor makes comments about her uterus 😂😂😂 "i just dont like your uterus 🤨" 😂😂😂

[@S.Sumayah]

lol 😂… I would be completely livid… Idk 🤷🏽‍♀️ what the world I would do with news like that… lol 😂

[@takuna.]

That yolo caught me off guard 🤣🤣😭

[@ashesfalldown492]

Even the med student knew the Noah’s ark comment was a bad idea. Lol

[@AspenGatica-Haynes]

We need part 6!!

[@Lyraa357]

I love the characters 😂😂😂😂

[@theparanoidandroid3583]

"You are looking at... Poverty 😃🥳"

[@cjay1113]

I can only imagine when the babies grow up "YOU CANT TELL ME WHAT TO DO! WE WERENT EVEN BORN FROM THE SAME UTERUS!" 😭😭😭

[@itsmehope5892]

Imagine explaining this to your kids and literally everyone

[@falasteen2723]

I had a nightmare after I had my 3rd just like this. Didn't think it was possible!

[@SilverFlame819]

How would they not see the other two babies on earlier ultrasounds, or hear their heartbeats? COME ON.

[@TeresaLipot]

I read this...I think it was in Good Housekeeping Magazine, around 1970.

[@BellaDlight17]

Part 6 please we need it😊😊😊❤

[@katurahb]

How did they not see those babies during her previous ultrasounds?!