Sarvesh initially had sharp vomiting, fatigue and abdominal pain. The doctor gave it medicine considering it as stomach infection, but even after a month, he did not get rest.

The shocking thing came to light in the ultrasound done for the second time. The child was in the liver. The MRI report clearly showed that there was a 12 -week fetus (baby in the stomach) on the right side of the liver, whose heartbeat was also going on.

Usually fertilized egg becomes a baby by going to the uterus. But sometimes it sticks to another limb. In this case, the fetus sticks to the liver as there is more blood flow, which could increase in the early days.

Doctors said that if the fetus grows up, the liver can burst and the mother’s life can be lost. Many doctors refused to take this case. Due to lack of money, the family could not go to Delhi, and decided to undergo an operation in a private hospital in Meerut.

Dr. Parul Dahiya and Dr. K.K. Gupta’s team took the fetus safely in a difficult surgery that lasted for 1.5 hours. Doctors said that they have seen such a case for the first time in a 20 -year career.

So far, there have been only 45 such cases in the world, out of which 3 are in India. The first is in 2012 in Delhi, the second in 2023 Patna AIIMS and the third is the case of Bulandshahr.

Experts say that do not take the initial symptoms of pregnancy lightly. If you have persistent vomiting, abnormal pain or fatigue, get a checkup done immediately. Investigations like ultrasound and MRI help in identifying such rare cases.