07.07.2026 18:01
A rare miracle in the medical world occurred in Andijan, Uzbekistan. A 32-year-old woman gave birth to quintuplets via cesarean section in the 31st week of her pregnancy. It was reported that the three girls and two boys, along with their mother, are in good general health. The premature babies, who opened their eyes to life early, were placed in incubators under intensive supervision by specialist doctors at the hospital.
A rare birth in the medical world took place in the city of Andijan, Uzbekistan. A 32-year-old mother gave birth to quintuplets in a single delivery via a cesarean section performed in the 31st week of her pregnancy. It was reported that the babies, three girls and two boys, and the mother are in stable condition.
MIRACLE BIRTH IN THE 31ST WEEK OF PREGNANCY
The birth, which created excitement in Andijan, was completed via cesarean section on the 31st week and 5th day of the pregnancy. Expert doctors closely monitoring this very rare multiple pregnancy successfully performed the operation. It was announced that three of the babies who opened their eyes to the world are girls, and two are boys.
BIRTH WEIGHTS OF THE BABIES ANNOUNCED
According to information resonating widely in the Uzbek press, the weights of the prematurely born quintuplets range between 1 kilogram 200 grams and 1 kilogram 605 grams. The babies, recorded at weights of 1 kilogram 450 grams, 1 kilogram 605 grams, 1 kilogram 495 grams, 1 kilogram 580 grams, and 1 kilogram 200 grams in order of birth, were placed in incubators and subjected to cord monitoring by expert teams immediately after birth to ensure healthy development. The development of the babies under observation is being monitored in real-time by medical teams.
HEALTH STATUS OF MOTHER AND QUINTUPLETS IS GOOD
In an official statement made by Ministry of Health officials, it was stated that all necessary medical care for the mother and quintuplet babies is being provided comprehensively. It was reported that the overall health status of the family, who continue their treatment and follow-up under the supervision of specialist doctors at the hospital, is positive and the process is progressing as planned.