All expectant mothers worry about how they will cope after their first child is born. But given her one-in-a-million condition, all Lindsay Hasaj could think about was getting through the pregnancy. A new mother who has two sets of reproductive systems has surprised doctors and the medical world by giving birth to a healthy baby girl.
Lindsay Hasaj, who was diagnosed with a dual reproductive system or uterus didelphys in November, gave birth to Mirela Elizabeth by Caesarean section last week.
During a scan Mrs Hasaj discovered she had two wombs, a rare anatomical condition that halved her chances of fertilisation and complicated her pregnancy.
She had to have scans every two weeks, and even the tiniest problem caused enough anxiety to give her sleepless nights and necessitate trips to hospital.
Although eight in 10,000 women have some form of uterus didelphys only one in a million have Mrs Hasaj’s anatomy.
Mrs Hasaj, 27, said: 'I'm still in a state of disbelief and Tony and I never thought we would get this far. It's fantastic.
'Bringing her home was the most wonderful experience that no words in any language can explain. It was just massive amounts of tears of joy and relief.'
‘Mirela is beautiful and healthy, and everything went very smoothly. She is very special.’
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