How many quintuplets have been born?

Quintuplets are extremely rare, with only 10 reported sets of five or more babies in 2018, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “The natural occurrence of quintuplets is 1 in 45-60 million pregnancies,” said Dr. Patel.

What do you call 11 babies born at the same time?

According to Kids Health, another term for 11 babies born at once could be the generic “super twins” definition. In their words, “‘Supertwins’ is a common term for triplets and other higher-order multiple births, such as quadruplets or quintuplets. These babies can be identical, fraternal, or a combination of both.”

Can you give birth to 9 babies?

May 6, 2021 — A 25-year-old woman from Mali gave birth to nine babies this week, which was two more than doctors has detected on ultrasounds while she was pregnant, according to the BBC. Halima Cisse gave birth to the nonuplets — five girls and four boys — in Morocco.

Who had 9 babies at once?

Halima Cisse
Halima Cisse of Mali says her nine babies were conceived naturally. Until just before the delivery, she thought she was having seven babies. The four boys and five girls are doing well, though they remain in the NICU.

Can you get pregnant with quintuplets naturally?

Doctors estimate naturally conceiving quintuplets— that is, without IVF or fertility drugs— happens only about one in 55 million times.

Are sextuplets conceived naturally?

Once an extremely rare phenomenon, fertility treatments have made multiple births slightly more common today. But conceiving sextuplets without the use of fertility treatments is extremely rare. In fact, the odds of giving birth to sextuplets spontaneously are one in 4.7 billion.

Who gave birth to 9 babies?

CASABLANCA, Morocco — A woman who broke a world record for giving birth to nine babies at the same time said she feels very happy three months after the delivery — and hasn’t ruled out having more children. To say Halima Cisse has her hands full is a bit of an understatement.

Who delivered 9 babies?

Halima Cissé
Exclusive: Moroccan doctor who delivered first-ever living nonuplets speaks out. Halima Cissé of Mali gave birth to nine babies in May 2021.