Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Premature Twins Survive Against All Odds in Bihar
Two babies were born very early, at only six months, and weighed less than a kilo each.
They were born in Patna and were turned away by multiple hospitals because it was difficult to save them.
Their parents then took them to a doctor in Begusarai, who specializes in newborn care.
The doctor gave them special care, and the babies started to get better.
Their parents are very thankful, and the babies are expected to be healthy in a few months.
Premature twins, born at six months and weighing less than a kilogram, survived after being turned away by multiple hospitals in Patna.
The infants were admitted to the Special Newborn Care Unit (SNCU) at Begusarai Sadar Hospital.
Dr. Krishna Kumar at Begusarai Sadar Hospital provided intensive care, leading to positive responses from the newborns.
The father, Sushil Kumar, attributes the survival to divine will and medical care.
The twins are expected to be fully healthy within three months if progress continues.
- Who
- Twins and their father Sushil Kumar, and Dr. Krishna Kumar.
- What
- Premature twins born at six months and weighing under a kilo survived after being denied treatment elsewhere.
- When
- Born at six months, with positive progress as of June 19, 2025.
- Where
- Begusarai Sadar Hospital in Bihar, India.
- Why
- Despite low chances, they survived due to medical care and perseverance.
Healthcare Access
Medical intervention
Access to care
Healthcare Access
Multiple hospitals in Patna initially refused to treat the premature twins.
Medical intervention
Begusarai Sadar Hospital provided the necessary care.
- Hospital
- Begusarai Sadar Hospital
- Weight at Birth
- Around 700-800 grams
- Gestational Age
- Six months
- Doctor
- Dr. Krishna Kumar
- Father's Name
- Sushil Kumar