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#Twins fought in their stomachs and were bruised all over their bodies after they were born#
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According to @Star Video, recently, a mother in Hunan uploaded a video of “Twin brothers fighting in their stomachs”, which attracted the attention of netizens. The video shows that the twin brothers "fighted and kicked" in their mother's belly, and their mother's pregnant belly also fluctuated and changed, and the twins were bruised everywhere after they were born. After watching the video of
, many netizens said they "feel sorry for their mother", but some netizens also raised questions: Is
true?
Can twins really "fight" in their mother's womb?
What's going on with bruises on the child?
In response to this, the reporter contacted the obstetrician and gynecologist of the Grade A specialty hospital, a popular medical science author, and a well-known health blogger at Weibo certification @Dr. Chen from Obstetrics and Gynecology. Regarding this video, Dr. Chen first denied the rumors: the child’s body is not bruised, but Mongolian spots, a kind of birthmark.
She explained:
"Mongolian spots and bruises look very similar, but they are not bruises. It is very common in yellow people and usually disappears gradually before school age. The incidence of birthmarks in newborns is about 10%. Whether it is birthmarks or Mongolian spots, they are very common in newborns.
Most birthmarks do not need to be processed, and a few that affect health should be actively treated. For example, animal skin moles may become melanoma and should be removed surgically.
has a few birthmarks. If it is longer than the face or other exposed body surface parts, it will affect the appearance and further affect the psychological development of children. Active treatment should also be done. "
Regarding the most discussed "the problem of twins fighting in the belly", Dr. Chen said: "This is actually a false proposition."
She explained:
"First of all, most twins are in The belly cannot be touched at all. Because there are very few single-epiped twins grown in the same amniotic sac , less than 1% of single-epiped twins. Most single-epiped twins are either double-chorionic double-amniotic sac type (1/3), or single-chorionic double-amniotic sac type (2/3). twins cannot even contact with , let alone fight.
Secondly, the fetus cannot control their hands and feet well. They are in the uterus The actions of stretching and kicking are unconscious behaviors, not fighting. The fetus' hands and feet are not as strong as adults, and they also have amniotic fluid as buffering, so when they move their hands and feet, they actually cannot cause substantial harm to the other party.
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Source: Hangzhou Transportation 918, @Star Video, @Observer Chen from Obstetrics and Gynecology Department
Source: Nanning Evening News
