ESSEX - A six-month-old baby named Olivia was born without blood. with a completely pale white skin. Conditions of babies born at a hospital in Chelmsford, England is inviting asked the doctors.
The team doctor was surprised that the baby's body that there is little hemoglobin, the chemical that carries oxygen in red cells. While that is in Olivia's body can not currently be classified as blood.
According to the doctors, when the process of giving birth, the blood flow back directly into the bloodstream of the mother. Peritiwa it is rare.
After birth, Olivia had experienced adverse conditions due to very weak heart beats so hard to breathe. Luckily he was rescued in less than two hours, thanks to an emergency transfusion that turns into pink skin.
Mother named Louise Bearman very surprised to see the condition of the baby is not like other babies.
"Olivia is my first baby. I do not expect anything to her, but it never occurred to me to mind that he will have a pale white color," said 31-year-old woman was quoted as saying by the Daily Mail, Tuesday (3/4 / 2012).
Bearman and her husband Paul Norton, thinking that Olivia had stopped kicking to six weeks before he was due. After three days without a movement in the womb, they go to Broomfield Hospital in Chelmsford.
Finally the doctor decided that the process of giving birth by cesarean section performed. Olivia turns out that birth weight is less than three pounds, had higher levels of hemoglobin in the blood is only 1 to 6 with a normal baby.
The process of delivering that fetomaternal bleeding (fetomaternal haemorrhage) or the release of the umbilical cord naturally. It happened to one of 5,000 pregnancies in women, which sometimes occur due to trauma.
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