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3 boys,1 girl: Russian woman, 37, gives birth to quadruplets conceived naturally
July 24, 2019 10:30
Oksana Morozova, 37, from Russian St. Petersburg gave birth to naturally conceived quadruplets - 3 boys and one girl.
The children were born on July 23. The woman began preterm labor at 32 weeks gestation; The doctors did everything possible to prolong the pregnancy for another 3 weeks, after which they made a planned cesarean section.
All children, according to experts, were born with a good Apgar score.
It is still unknown when they will be discharged from the hospital.
It was Oksana’s first pregnancy, and it was natural - IVF or other assisted reproductive technologies were not used.
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