Underweight quadruplets born in Bhopal hospital, one critical

IANS April 10, 2025 134 views

A remarkable medical event unfolded in Bhopal when a 32-year-old woman successfully delivered four premature babies at Kailashnath Katju Women's Hospital. The quadruplets, consisting of two boys and two girls, are currently receiving intensive medical care due to their critically low birth weights. Hospital staff are closely monitoring the infants' health, with one baby in a particularly delicate condition. Despite the challenges, the medical team remains hopeful about the babies' potential recovery and future well-being.

"One of them is critical, but under supervision" - Smita Saxena, Hospital Superintendent
Bhopal, April 10: A 32-year-old woman gave birth to four babies at the government-run Kailashnath Katju Women's Hospital in Bhopal.

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Premature quadruplets born to 32-year-old mother in Bhopal

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Babies weighing between 800g-1kg in intensive care

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First quadruplet delivery at Kailashnath Katju Women's Hospital

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Medical team remains optimistic about infant recovery

The woman, named Jyoti, in her seventh month of pregnancy, successfully delivered two boys and two girls through a premature operation. It was Jyoti's first delivery.

This marks the first instance of the birth of quadruplets in Kailashnath Katju Women's Hospital, a senior doctor said.

The hospital administration said this extraordinary case has astonished the medical staff and the local community.

"Last year, a woman delivered triplets at the same facility, but this event is considered even more complex and significant. The newborn babies weigh between 800 grams and 1 kilogram, against the normal weight of 3 kg in normal deliveries," Smita Saxena, Superintendent of the Hospital, told IANS.

The babies are currently in the hospital's Intensive Care Unit (ICU) due to their low birth weight and the challenges associated with premature delivery. "One of them is critical, but under supervision," the doctor said.

The delivery was conducted under close medical supervision, and the hospital's team of doctors is continuously monitoring the babies' health.

Despite the inherent risks in such cases, the medical team is optimistic about the infants' recovery and well-being in the coming days.

Doctors have emphasised the importance of providing specialised care to ensure their growth and stability.

The medical community remains hopeful as they continue their efforts to nurture and stabilise the four newborns.

The state-run hospital is named after Kailashnath Katju, who served as the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, the Union Home Minister and the Union Defence Minister.

Earlier in 2023, a 30-year-old woman gave birth to quadruplets at Sultania Hospital. Of the four infants, two were girls.

Reader Comments

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Priya K.
Wow, quadruplets! That's incredible. Sending prayers for the little ones, especially the one in critical condition. The mother must be so strong to go through this. 🙏
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Rahul S.
The medical team deserves recognition for handling such a complex case. Hope the hospital has all the necessary resources to care for these premature babies.
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Anjali M.
While this is a medical marvel, I hope the article could have included more about the mother's condition too. Both mother and babies need our thoughts right now.
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Vikram P.
Can't imagine how tiny they must be at 800g-1kg! Modern medicine is amazing. Hope they all pull through and grow up healthy.
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Sunita R.
This is both beautiful and scary at the same time. I hope the family gets all the support they need - medical, emotional and financial. Four babies at once is a huge responsibility!
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Mohit G.
Respectfully, I wonder if the hospital was fully prepared for this. Quadruplet births are extremely rare and require specialized neonatal care. I hope they have all the equipment needed.
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Neha T.
Those little fighters have already beaten so many odds! Sending all my positive energy their way 💕 Hope we get updates on their progress.

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