One in a million pregnancies: A woman with two wombs gave birth to healthy twins

Al Ladovich was born with a Dudelange-type uterus, a condition in which a woman has two uteruses.

She rarely became pregnant with twins, a son and a daughter, each growing up in a separate womb - and the two were born healthy and intact today.

After the birth, she talked about the concerns that preceded the procedure, saying, "They will be best friends."

Meirav Cohen

30/12/2021

Thursday, 30 December 2021, 11:57 Updated: 12:11

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The woman after giving birth in the hospital, today (Photo: Official website, Lior Tzur, Ichilov spokeswoman)

Rarely and in a procedure that happens to one in a million - a woman with two mercies gave birth today (Thursday) at the Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv to a pair of twins when they are healthy and intact.

Al Ladovich was born with a Dudelange-type uterus, and conceived the twins, a son and a daughter, each in a separate womb.

After the birth, she recounted the concerns that preceded the procedure, saying, "They will be the best brothers and friends."

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