~6 0~p>The girl is now six months old.
The baby, buried alive almost immediately after birth, was rescued after several hours spent under ground.
Metro writes about this.
A 23-year-old Ugandan woman buried her child in her garden in the middle of the night—and he was not found until 11 a.m. the next day.
A mother gave birth without any medical attention, and the tiny girl was found after other family members found traces of blood in the garden near their home.
Emergency doctors rushed into the garden to save the baby, still attached to the placenta.
The child was pulled from the ground covered in cuts and bruises from being buried underground overnight. The girl was cold to the touch and her skin turned “blue”.
The doctors immediately cleared the baby from the ground and separated him from the placenta, having cut the remnants of the umbilical cord, a few minutes later they heard a faint cry and hurried to take him to the hospital.
There, her wounds were further cleaned and sterilized, and she was placed in an incubator.
Tests showed that, miraculously, she did not suffer any damage to her heart, stomach or other organs, and she was released from the hospital after just six days.
A report on the case, published in the International Medical Case Reports Journal, said: “Not only does this case defy conventional expectations, but it also illuminates the complexities of perinatal physiological adaptation. It illuminates a fortunate and exceptional outcome in difficult circumstances, presenting a fascinating mystery in scientific field. This report sheds light on the critical importance of early intervention and timely life-saving measures in cases of neonaticide, highlighting the importance of raising awareness and implementing prompt measures to protect newborns in vulnerable situations, and makes a collective contribution to our understanding of how to deal with such situations. sad cases.”
Now the newborn is being raised by her grandmother. A developmental review of the baby after six months showed he had “normal growth, positive nutritional status, and developmental milestones,” as well as visible scars from skin lesions.”
Her mother was taken into custody by local authorities for attempted infanticide and was reportedly placed in a correctional centre. and then transferred to a mental hospital.
A mother who already has one child as a result of an unplanned pregnancy did not attend any antenatal clinics during her last pregnancy.
Recall that a skier survived being buried under an avalanche for 23 hours. Doctors consider it a miracle.
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