In Israel, a woman with two wombs gave birth to twins.
The Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv announced on Facebook that one child grew in each uterus.
The twins would have "met" for the first time after birth.
Elle Ladovic was reportedly born with a double uterus (uterus didelphys).
With this malformation there are two separate uterus and two uterine necks.
In the specific case, a uterus is also divided in the middle, said the clinic.
Twin pregnancy is extremely rare under these circumstances.
This particular constellation happens with a probability of about one in a million.
The 31-year-old was closely monitored during the high-risk pregnancy, and the twins were born by caesarean section in the 35th week.
According to the clinic, Ladovic said that she first learned of her special medical condition when she was 20 years old.
Long before the pregnancy, she was afraid "that the baby would grow in the right, smaller uterus."
But then everything turned out differently: “During the first pregnancy examination, the doctor almost passed out.
It took him ten minutes to tell me that I have an embryo in every uterus. "
The pregnancy was accompanied by great worries, said the mother.
But: "The twins - a boy and a girl - are cute and great, and I am sure they will be the best siblings and friends even though they have only just met."
fek / dpa
