Source: Qianjiang Evening News
Started yesterday
A video of " twins fighting in their stomachs and bruises all over their bodies after birth "
Flowing the screen on multiple social platforms and WeChat groups
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Weibo platform
Reading volume is as high as .79 billion
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Internet rumor that multiple bruises on the body after birth
Network video screenshot
It is understood that
videos were uploaded by a mother
but these contents were quickly encountered
Questions by medical professionals
Currently the publisher has deleted the relevant information
Doctors said:
Most twins in the mother's belly
cannot contact each other
Unless they are single velvet single goat twins
This is an extremely high-risk twin pregnancy
but the probability of occurrence is not high
Twins fight in the belly?
Doctor bluntly said "there are many stutters and no mouths"
"You might as well imagine what it feels like if we want to move in the swimming pool." In response to the video of twins fighting in their stomachs on Weibo, the health blogger named "Doctor Chen of Obstetrics and Gynecology" posted a post.
The above video comes from a Hunan mother. In the video, the twin brothers seemed to be "punching and kicking" in their mother's belly, and their pregnant belly also fluctuated and changed, and the twins were bruised everywhere after they were born.
This news quickly aroused heated discussion among netizens. "Is the fetus so strong?", "How uncomfortable should the mother be?" and other questions also appeared in the comment section.
In the view of "Doctor Chen from Obstetrics and Gynecology", the fight between twins in their stomachs is a false proposition. She said that the fetus does not control their hands and feet well. Their hands and legs that they make in the uterus are unconscious behaviors, not fighting. The fetus' hands and feet are not as strong as adults, and they also have amniotic fluid and as buffer. She said, "When they move their hands and feet, they actually cannot cause substantial harm to the other party."
The health blogger named "Dr. Xu Chao" on Weibo also used "many slots and no mouths" to describe this news on Weibo. He said that the movements of the twins in the uterus are basically unconscious. They are not fighting with their hands and feet. Moreover, they are buffered by amniotic fluid through amniotic sac , and will hardly cause "harm" to the other party.
He also mentioned that the twin images in the video are from the Internet and are similar to the videos he has shared. As for the fetal movement video taken, it is impossible to determine whether it comes from the uploader himself.
screenshot of the Weibo post of health blogger "Dr. Xu Chao".
The mother who posted the video responded:
video has been deleted
At that time, it was posted online as a funny video for people to entertain
I didn’t expect so many people to take it seriously
The publisher of the original video told reporters: She did give birth to twins in 2021, and just turned 1 year old this year.
"The fetus moves violently when she is pregnant." The mother introduced that the ultrasound video of the fetus fighting online that she posted online was not the ultrasound image of her pregnancy. She just saw that her son had a mark on her body when she was born, so she found a video online to post it as a funny video for people to entertain. She didn't expect that so many people followed and forwarded it, and many people took it seriously.
The mother said that after the video she posted became popular on the Internet, she deleted it . She thought it was good to have experts come out to refute rumors and give everyone a popular science.
What's going on with "bruising" in newborns?
As for the
in the video, the mark on the twins after birth
is a bruise caused by "fighting",
doctors do not agree with this statement.
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, Jiangsu Maternal and Child Health Hospital, , an obstetrician said in an interview with the media that the scar on the head mentioned in the video may be caused by the child's calcium deficiency. As for bruises all over the body after birth, this situation is basically true for newborns. is a congenital melanosis, also known as Mongolian spots, which will slowly fade.
According to "Doctor Chen of Obstetrics and Gynecology Department", Mongolian spots and bruises look very similar, but not bruises. Mongolian spots are common in yellow species and usually disappear gradually before school age.
In addition, the incidence of birthmarks in newborns is about 10%. Whether it is birthmarks or Mongolian spots, they are very common in newborns.
She said that most birthmarks do not need to be processed, and a few that will affect health should be actively treated. For example, animal skin moles may become melanoma and should be removed surgically.
has a few birthmarks. If they are longer than the face or other exposed body surfaces, they will affect their appearance and further affect the psychological development of children. Active treatment should also be done.
screenshot of the doctor’s rumor refutation video.
As of now,
Many media that forwarded the video and netizens
have deleted the video
0. Under the hot search terms for refuting the rumors
. Many netizens said
"I didn't expect to be cheated, so I deleted it immediately!"
"There is really no lower limit for traffic"
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Source: Qianjiang Evening News All-Media Editorial Center is integrated from The Paper, Jimu News, China News Network, netizens' comments, etc.
