Maria, a 37-year-old Norwegian woman, discovered the twins via ultrasound.

The twins were discovered via ultrasound by Maria, a 37-year-old Norwegian woman. She had chosen names for a boy and a girl and was excited for their arrival. What a surprise it was for the mother when she gave birth to five children rather than twins: three boys and two girls. The girls’ names were Dina and Nina, while the boys’ names were Denis, Michel, and David.

According to the regional maternity hospital’s director, the mother-heroine is doing well after her cesarean section. According to the doctor, such a rare instance in obstetrics has not been seen in Norway in ten years. And reproductive scientists believe that this would not have occurred without contemporary technologies.

“This is an extremely rare occurrence.” This is most common when IVF technology is used – the pregnant lady is implanted with embryos, and all five develop at the same time. The lady is merely stimulated to ovulation with medications, and three to five eggs mature in her. What occurred to Maria, on the other hand, was a natural process, a gift from God. “I’m completely in shock because I thought I was having twins,” she remarked. – This has never happened to anyone in our family. Not a single instance.

Maria and her husband have another child, a three-year-old girl. “I can’t conceive how we’ll cope, how we’ll raise so many small children at the same time,” she says. When the children’s weight reaches 2 kilograms, doctors expect them to be sent home. The city has stated that the family would be given a new apartment with a 100-square-meter living space.