Unable to endure labour pain, UP woman slits her abdomen with kitchen knife; delivers healthy baby later
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The woman was subsequently transferred to the district hospital, where doctors discovered a deep abdominal injury, reportedly caused by a serrated knife.
A 35-year-old pregnant woman in Bahraich district, Uttar Pradesh, reportedly slit her own abdomen with a kitchen knife on Thursday, unable to endure the labour pain. Despite the ordeal, she successfully delivered a healthy baby girl, officials stated.
The woman, identified as Nankai from Nandwal village in the Baundi police station jurisdiction, was rushed to Fakharpur Community Health Centre by neighbours who came running after hearing her screams, news agency PTI reported.
According to officials, she later delivered healthy baby girl via normal delivery at the facility, however, her condition worsened soon after delivery.
Nankai was subsequently transferred to the district hospital, where doctors discovered a deep abdominal injury, reportedly caused by a serrated knife.
"She was brought to the hospital at around 3.20 pm on Thursday. Her intestines had protruded, and she had suffered significant blood loss," the hospital's chief medical superintendent said, reported Hindustan Times.
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