Uganda has a mother who has given birth to a total of 44 children. (Photo / Dazhi / Associated Press)
The most fertile mother in the world! A woman in Uganda, East Africa, Mariem Nabatanzi, who gave birth to 44 children in the past, was warned by doctors that if she stopped giving birth, she might have serious health problems, so she might only “continue to give birth”, which is eye-opening.
according toThe SunAccording to reports, Marim got married at the age of 12. Her parents sold her to a 40-year-old man for a dowry. She soon became pregnant and gave birth to her first child at the age of 13. Subsequently, she gave birth to 4 sets of twins and 5 sets of triplets. , 5 pairs of quadruplets, however, 6 of the 44 children died, and even more sadly, the husband abandoned her, took the family’s money and left, leaving her and 38 children, 20 boys and 18 A girl, raised by her alone.
Marim went to the clinic, where doctors said her ovaries were abnormally large, leading to a “hyperovulation” condition, and that birth control was ineffective and might lead to serious health problems. Charles Kiggundu, an obstetrician and gynaecologist at Kampala Hospital, pointed out that the most likely reason for Malim’s madness to have children is genetics: “Her condition is a genetic disorder of hyperovulation, releasing multiple eggs in a cycle. , increasing the chance of having multiples”.
After giving birth at the age of 40, Marim decided to stop giving birth, so she went to the hospital for surgery to remove her uterus, so that it might be done once and for all. She revealed to filmmaker Joe Hattab through an interpreter that following her husband left them, a well-meaning woman donated some double beds, but it was still very crowded: “There were 12 people in a room, two people in one room. On the mattress”, talking regarding her husband, she was full of cursing, “I grew up crying, and that man made me go through a lot of pain.”
Marim spends all her time taking care of her children and working to make money. She does everything she can to provide food for her children. The money she earns is used up for food, clothes, medical care and school. She is overwhelmed by work, and the children will try their best There may be help, like cooking and laundry, but the main burden of the family remains on her, which is deeply sympathetic.