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52-Year-Old Ugandan Woman Gives Birth to Quintuplets After Years of Waiting
52-Year-Old Ugandan Woman Gives Birth to Quintuplets After Years of Waiting
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Infertility affects a significant number of Ugandan households, but advancements in fertility treatments like IVF offer hope for couples. 04.10.2024, Sputnik Africa
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Efrance Kobusingye from Nyaruhanda in Kitagwenda District in Uganda gave birth to three girls and two boys via Cesarean section. Despite being born prematurely at seven months due to complications, the babies were born alive, though they required some breathing assistance.The couple sought help at Neo Care Specialised Hospital & Fertility Center in early March due to difficulties conceiving.
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52-Year-Old Ugandan Woman Gives Birth to Quintuplets After Years of Waiting
Ekaterina Shilova
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Infertility affects a significant number of Ugandan households, but advancements in fertility treatments like IVF offer hope for couples.
Efrance Kobusingye from Nyaruhanda in Kitagwenda District in
Uganda gave birth to three girls and two boys via Cesarean section. Despite being born prematurely at seven months due to complications, the babies were born alive, though they required some breathing assistance.
“I had many checkups at various hospitals, but none could explain the challenges I was facing. I’m excited but also feel helpless, having spent so much money trying to conceive over the years,” Kobusingye said.
The couple
sought help at Neo Care Specialised Hospital & Fertility Center in early March due to difficulties conceiving.
