Archive · 24 Dec 2025
Preterm Twin Infants Successfully Treated in Bhadrachalam
Two baby girls were born too early and were very small.
They had trouble breathing, so doctors took special care of them in a hospital.
The babies stayed in the hospital for about a month.
They got better and grew a little bigger.
The doctors and nurses did a great job helping the babies.
The parents learned how to take care of their babies at home.
Everyone is happy the babies are healthy now.
Twin female infants born preterm with low birth weight and respiratory distress syndrome were successfully treated at the SNCU of Area Hospital, Bhadrachalam.
Both infants weighed 1.1 kg at birth and were admitted to the SNCU on November 25.
The first twin was discharged on December 23 with a weight of 1.3 kg, and the second twin was discharged on the same day with a weight of 1.25 kg.
The infants responded well to treatment and were discharged in stable condition.
The SNCU team, including doctors and nursing staff, was commended for their dedicated care.
- Who
- Twin female infants born preterm to Yarram Baleswari and Naveen
- What
- Successful treatment of preterm infants with low birth weight and respiratory distress syndrome
- When
- Admitted on November 25, discharged on December 23
- Where
- Area Hospital, Bhadrachalam, India
- Why
- To provide specialized care for prematurity, low birth weight, and respiratory distress syndrome
- Birth Weight
- 1.1 kg each
- Admission Date
- November 25
- Discharge Date
- December 23
- Treatment Duration
- 29 days
- Final Weight (First Twin)
- 1.3 kg
- Final Weight (Second Twin)
- 1.25 kg
- Hospital
- Area Hospital, Bhadrachalam
- Medical Unit
- Special Newborn Care Unit (SNCU)