child born without anus, genitals, cry for help

The baby was born without genitals or anus, forcing doctors perforate the baby's abdomen to get rid of waste.

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Child born without anus or genitals

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The harrowing tale was shared onFacebook, telling of the ill fate the baby has had to endure since its birth.

Read the post below: "The harrowing story started when the mother of the ill-fated baby, Mrs Uchenna Ibeh was recently delivered of the baby in a private hospital in Onitsha through 

operation and it was discovered that the baby was utterly deformed with the entire intestine on the surface of the abdomen while the anus and genitals were nowhere to be found.

"They were subsequently referred to the Teaching Hospital, Nnewi where the doctors had to reposition the baby's intestines and created (perforated) an opening from where urine and 

faeces are eliminated. play

Child born without anus or genitals

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"Following the high cost of surgery and other treatments including X-ray and Scan which the couple could not afford, they were reportedly detained for days in the hospital such that when it 

became obvious to the hospital authorities that they were indigent and helpless ,they decided to discharge them.

"The couple expressed gratitude to the hospital management for releasing them but were sad that they (the hospital management) refused to give them an official medical record of their 

baby to enable them to solicit help from kind spirited people and institutions in order to show proof of their plight.

"According to them, all efforts to get the hospital authorities to do something failed and that they had no other choice than to go home with the baby.
The couple has appealed to kind spirited people and organisations, governments and churches all over the world to come to their aid
financially and gave their contact address as, Mr and Mrs Charles and Uchenna Ibeh, No 19b Old Hospital Road,Onitsha,Anambra State,Nigeria. Telephone:08037773562."

Anyone moved to help should please reach out to the family to see what can be done about the situation.